Augers

We sell portable and swing-away grain augers from Brandt, Farm King, Hutchinson, and Peck in 10-, 12-, 13-, and 16-inch tube sizes and lengths from 31 to 125 ft. Short conventional augers handle truck loading, while longer swing-away machines move grain into storage.

Conventional and Swing-Away Grain Augers

A conventional portable auger uses a fixed intake. The PTO-driven Farm King 1031 10 in. x 31 ft. conventional auger is the shorter model; Farm King also offers the conventional 1036 at 36 ft.

Swing-away augers add a low-profile hopper that can be positioned beside a truck or trailer while the main auger remains aligned with the bin. Farm King's BackSaver family spans 10-, 13-, and 16-inch tubing with family lengths from 50 to 124 ft. and uses a scissor-lift undercarriage. Hopper-lift and swing functions may be manual, hydraulic, or electric, separate from the main auger drive.

Brandt, Farm King, Hutchinson, and Peck Augers

Our Brandt equipment includes the Brandt 1060HP 10 in. x 60 ft. swing-away auger.

Our Farm King equipment includes conventional truck-loading augers and BackSaver swing-away models. Each Farm King tube-diameter and length combination has a specific lift, main-drive, and hopper-control configuration.

Hutchinson augers include HX10 swing-away models. The Hutchinson HX 10-73 swing-away auger is 10 in. in diameter and 73 ft. long.

Peck augers include the Peck 1031 10 in. x 31 ft. auger. Confirm the main drive on the selected Peck 1031 before purchase.

Grain Augers by Size

Browse selected models by tube diameter. The full collection below includes additional lengths and hopper-control options.

Tube diameter Example models
10-inch Farm King 1031, 31 ft.
Hutchinson HX 10-83, 83 ft.
12-inch Peck 1272, 72 ft.
Peck 12102, 102 ft.
13-inch Brandt 1380HP, 80 ft.
Farm King 13114, 114 ft.
16-inch Farm King 1684, 84 ft.
Brandt 16125HP, 125 ft.

Capacity, Power and Reach

Choose the capacity around your crop and the rate the bin inlet, dryer or other receiving equipment can accept. Published output varies with the model, crop, working angle and how steadily the hopper is fed.

The auger's main drive may use PTO, engine, or electric power depending on the model. An electric hopper mover or electric winch does not mean the main auger is electrically driven. The model also determines the main-drive type, PTO speed, tractor horsepower, hydraulic requirements, and hopper controls.

Measure the bin inlet height and the distance from the planned hopper position. Use the exact model’s height-and-reach chart to choose a length that reaches the inlet at a suitable working angle.

Email sales@keastenterprises.com with your crop, bin measurements and available tractor or electrical power. We can compare lengths, capacities and hopper controls for the site. Nationwide delivery is available.

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