Tractor Augers

Tractor augers accept bit sizes from 6 to 36 inches in diameter. Choose your bit based on the hole width your project needs, whether for fence posts, signs, or tree planting.

Both options are available. PTO-driven augers connect to your tractor's power take-off shaft, while hydraulic models tap into auxiliary hydraulic circuits. PTO models are most common for farm and fence work.

Most tractor augers require 15 to 75 horsepower depending on the drive unit and bit size. Match your tractor's PTO or hydraulic output to the auger's minimum requirements for full drilling power.

Yes. Standard earth bits handle clay and compacted soil, while carbide or rock bits are available for rocky and frozen conditions. Selecting the right bit for your soil type prevents stalling and extends bit life.

Most tractor augers mount through a three-point hitch or front loader attachment plate. Three-point hitch models are rear-mounted and PTO-driven, while loader-mounted units use hydraulic power from the front.