Mayrath WRX836 Grain Auger
Mayrath WRX836
Average price
$7,490
5+
sold in last year
General overview
Manufactured in the United States, the Mayrath WRX836 grain auger is designed for farm grain handling, moving harvested grain in transfer and storage setups. It is specified for a tractor PTO running at 540 RPM and lists a recommended PTO horsepower of 11 kW (15 hp), placing it in a compact auger power class.
Its capacity is listed at up to 3,000 BPH, and an electric horsepower recommendation of 4 kW (5 hp) is also provided. Key physical specifications include an intake diameter of 203 mm (8 in), a raised height of 7,493 mm (24 ft 7 in), a lowered reach of 4,800 mm (15 ft 9 in), and a raised reach of 3,073 mm (10 ft 1 in). Construction details include 14 GA tube thickness, 10 GA standard intake flighting, 7" OD x 10 GA stretched + welded main flighting, #80 Roller Chain & Hardened Steel Sprockets, and a 2-½" x 14 GA A-Frame lift mechanism.
Year
2022
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Dimensions
Length
Weight
Width
Height
10,972 mm
~432 in
2,040 kg
~4,497.4 lb
1,219 mm
~48 in
4,572 mm
~180 in
Capacity (bushels per hour)
Up to 3,000 BPH
Recommended PTO Horsepower
15 hp
Tractor PTO RPM
540 RPM
Additional specifications
Drive type
PTO drive
Recommended Horsepower - Electric
5 hp
HP Intake Diameter
203 mm
Height - Raised
7,493 mm
Reach - Lowered
4,800 mm
Reach - Raised
3,073 mm
Tube Thickness
14 GA
Flighting - Standard Intake
10 GA Welded with Wear Edge Technologyâ„¢ Lower Pitch for High Capacity
Flighting - Main
7" OD x 10 GA Stretched + Welded
Top Drive Chain
#80 Roller Chain & Hardened Steel Sprockets
Undercarriage Axle
2" x 11 GA Tubing
Tire Size
15" Agricultural Tires
Lift Mechanism
2-½" x 14 GA A-Frame
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What is the average price of a Mayrath WRX836?
No confirmed market price is supplied for the Mayrath WRX836. Check current listings and compare condition, location, and configuration.
What are the key advantages of the Mayrath WRX836?
Listed features include capacity of up to 3,000 BPH, 10 GA welded standard-intake flighting with Wear Edge Technologyâ„¢ and a lower pitch for high capacity, plus #80 roller chain and hardened steel sprockets at the top drive.
What type of engine does the WRX836 use?
No engine type is specified. The WRX836 is listed with tractor PTO operation at 540 RPM and an electric-power recommendation of 3.7 kW (5 hp).
How much horsepower does the WRX836 have?
The WRX836 does not have a listed onboard engine horsepower rating. Recommended input is 11.2 kW (15 hp) for tractor PTO operation or 3.7 kW (5 hp) for electric power.
What fuel does the Mayrath WRX836 use?
No fuel type is specified for the Mayrath WRX836. It is listed for tractor PTO operation or electric power.
What jobs is this Grain Auger best suited for?
As a Grain Auger with capacity of up to 3,000 BPH, the WRX836 is suited to grain-handling tasks where an auger is needed. The supplied specifications do not identify particular crop types or operating applications.
What is the expected lifespan of the WRX836?
The supplied data does not confirm an expected service life for the WRX836. Condition and maintenance of the flighting, drive chain, sprockets, tube, lift mechanism, and undercarriage are practical factors to inspect.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Grain Auger?
Inspect the tube and flighting for wear or damage, especially the intake wear edge. Check the #80 roller chain, hardened steel sprockets, lift mechanism, axle tubing, tires, PTO connection, and electric-drive components if equipped. Verify that raising and lowering operate smoothly.
