Mayrath WRX871 Grain Auger
Mayrath WRX871
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Mayrath WRX871 is a grain auger from Mayrath designed for grain transfer in farm handling systems. It is specified for 540 RPM tractor PTO use and a recommended PTO horsepower of 33 kW (45 hp), with a 203 mm (8 in) intake diameter for feeding grain into the auger.
The model is rated for up to 3,000 BPH and has a raised height of 14,147 mm (46 ft 5 in). Its listed wear components include 14 GA tube thickness, 10 GA Welded with Wear Edge Technologyâ„¢ Lower Pitch for High Capacity standard intake flighting, and 7" OD x 10 GA Stretched + Welded main flighting. The WRX871 is also specified with a recommended electric horsepower of 15 kW (20 hp) and reach measurements of 9,525 mm (31 ft 3 in) lowered and 6,934 mm (22 ft 9 in) raised.
Year
2023
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Dimensions
Width
Height
Length
Weight
762 mm
~30 in
4,876 mm
~192 in
1,828 mm
~72 in
907 kg
~1,999.6 lb
Capacity (bushels per hour)
Up to 3,000 BPH
Recommended PTO Horsepower
45 hp
Tractor PTO RPM
540 RPM
Additional specifications
Drive type
PTO shaft drive
Recommended Horsepower - Electric
20 hp
HP Intake Diameter
203 mm
Height - Raised
14,147 mm
Reach - Lowered
9,525 mm
Reach - Raised
6,934 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
2-½"" x 1 /8"" Wall Sq. Tubing
Tire Size
15" Agricultural Tires
Lift Mechanism
3" OD x 11 GA A-Frame
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What is the average price of a Mayrath WRX871?
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What are the key advantages of the Mayrath WRX871?
Listed features include capacity up to 3,000 BPH, 10 GA welded intake flighting with Wear Edge Technologyâ„¢ and a lower pitch, plus 7" OD x 10 GA stretched and welded main flighting. It also has a #80 roller-chain top drive with hardened steel sprockets.
What type of engine does the WRX871 use?
The supplied specifications do not identify an engine. The WRX871 lists tractor PTO operation at 540 RPM and an electric horsepower recommendation of 14.9 kW (20 hp).
How much horsepower does the WRX871 have?
The recommended tractor PTO power is 33.6 kW (45 hp). For electric operation, the recommended horsepower is 14.9 kW (20 hp).
What fuel does the Mayrath WRX871 use?
The supplied specifications do not state a fuel type. They list tractor PTO operation and an electric horsepower recommendation, rather than an onboard engine or fuel system.
What jobs is this Grain Auger best suited for?
The Mayrath WRX871 is a Grain Auger suited to grain-handling work where auger transfer capacity is needed. Its listed capacity is up to 3,000 BPH, with a 203 mm (8 in) intake diameter.
What is the expected lifespan of the WRX871?
The supplied data does not provide an expected service life. Lifespan depends on maintenance, operating conditions, storage, and wear of components such as flighting, chain, sprockets, tires, and the lift mechanism.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Grain Auger?
Inspect the flighting and wear edge, top-drive chain and sprockets, tube condition, lift mechanism, axle, and agricultural tires. Verify that the auger raises and lowers properly, and check for damage, corrosion, loose hardware, or signs of repair.
