Mayrath WRX1041GAM Grain Auger

Mayrath WRX1041GAM

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General overview

The Mayrath WRX1041GAM is a grain auger for farm grain handling, moving grain during loading and transfer operations in agricultural settings. It is configured for tractor PTO use at 540 RPM, with a recommended PTO horsepower of 29 kW (40 hp).

The model is rated for up to 4,800 BPH and uses a 254 mm (10 in) intake to support high-volume grain flow. Construction details include a 12 GA tube and 9" OD x 7 GA Stretched + Welded main flighting, while electric drive is listed at 11 kW (15 hp). Hydraulic operation requires minimum 2500 psi (17200 kPa) working pressure. An electric-drive rating of 11 kW (15 hp) is also listed for installations using that power source.

Category
Manufacturer
Year

2022

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Width

Height

Length

Weight

2,390 mm

~94.1 in

3,350 mm

~131.9 in

12,930 mm

~509.1 in

553 kg

~1,219.2 lb

Capacity (bushels per hour)

Up to 4,800 BPH

Recommended PTO Horsepower

40 hp

Tractor PTO RPM

540 RPM

Additional specifications

Drive type

PTO belt drive

Axle

Recommended Horsepower - Electric

15 hp

HP Intake Diameter

254 mm

Tube Thickness

12 GA

Flighting - Standard Intake

10 GA Welded with Wear Edge Technologyâ„¢ Lower Pitch for High Capacity

Flighting - Main

9" OD x 7 GA Stretched + Welded

Top Drive Chain

#80 Roller Chain & Hardened Steel Sprockets

Undercarriage Axle

2" x 11 GA Tubing

Hydraulic Requirements

Minimum 2,500 psi (17,200 kPa) working pressure

Tire Size

15" Agricultural Tires

Lift Mechanism

2-½" x 14 GA A-Frame

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Mayrath WRX1041GAM Grain Auger

540 RPM

553 kg

12930 mm × 2390 mm × 3350 mm

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Listed features include capacity up to 4,800 BPH, 10 GA welded intake flighting with Wear Edge Technologyâ„¢ and lower pitch, 9" OD x 7 GA stretched and welded main flighting, plus a #80 roller chain with hardened steel sprockets.

The supplied specifications do not confirm an engine type for the WRX1041GAM. They list tractor PTO and electric horsepower recommendations.

The WRX1041GAM is recommended for 29.8 kW (40 hp) tractor PTO power. For electric operation, the recommended horsepower is 11.2 kW (15 hp).

The supplied data does not confirm a fuel type. The WRX1041GAM specifications reference tractor PTO operation and an electric horsepower recommendation rather than an onboard engine.

As a grain auger, it is suited to grain-handling and transfer work where PTO or electric power is available. Its listed capacity is up to 4,800 BPH; the supplied data does not identify specific crop types or job sites.

The supplied data does not provide an expected service-life estimate. Lifespan depends on operating conditions, maintenance, storage, and wear on components such as flighting, chains, sprockets, tires, and the lift mechanism.

Inspect the flighting, tube, intake, chain, sprockets, lift mechanism, hydraulic components, undercarriage, axle, and tires for wear, damage, or repairs. Confirm PTO or electric-drive compatibility, test operation where possible, and check that guards and safety equipment are present.