1/2 the diameter of the auger bit (that's the radius) squared. Multiply that by pi (3.14 is close enough). That yields the area that the bit impacts. Multiply the area was just determined by the depth of the hole. The answer is the volume of the hole just dug. Be careful that all of the measurements are in the same units (all inches, for example). The volume would then be in cubic units (say, cubic inches). If in the US and buying concrete by the cubic yard, then you will have to convert the volume from cubic inches to cubic yards. There are 36 inches in a yard. Since we are discussing volume, we must convert that in 3 dimensions (length, width, depth), or 36 x 36 x 36 = 46,656 cu in / cu yd. Divide the volume of cubic inches already calculated by the conversion factor--46,656--and ouila! The result is the volume of the hole in cubic yards.
Auger Rental is not a company. An Auger rental is when you rent an Auger. Here is a website where you can rent or buy an Auger from: http://www.equipmentland.com/categories/diggers/index.shtml?gclid=CM2tt5669akCFYhd5QodekoYVg
Edmond Auger died in 1591.
Edmond Auger was born in 1530.
Athanase Auger was born in 1734.
Michel Auger was born in 1944.
Langdon Auger was born in 1979.
Austin Auger is 5' 9".
George Auger is 7' 5".
An auger is used to drill holes in wood.
Claudine Auger is 173 cm.
Pierre Victor Auger died on December 25, 1993 at the age of 94.
Claudine Auger was born on April 26, 1942.