Used Grain Augers

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A broken grain auger during harvest stops the entire machine: no more hopper filling, no unloading. In our grain transport range, TMC Bejenne offers used combine harvester augers sourced from dismantled machines, alongside grain transport shafts. Each auger is inspected in our workshop before shipment. Get your machine up and running quickly, saving 30 to 70% compared to a new part.

Used Agricultural Augers: Their Role in the Combine Harvester

A combine harvester has several augers, each positioned at a specific point in the grain circuit. Under the cleaning tank, the clean grain auger collects the harvest and sends it to the elevator. The straw auger returns poorly threshed ears to the thresher. Inside the hopper, filling augers distribute the grain evenly, and the unloading auger empties it into the grain cart. All these augers operate under load during the harvest season, often with humid grain loaded with dust. Even a thin flight or a warped shaft can reduce throughput, and the issue usually appears too late, at the first jam.

Augers Available at TMC Bejenne

  • Clean grain and straw augers located beneath the cleaning tank.
  • Filling and leveling augers for the hopper.
  • Unloading augers and hopper floor augers.
  • Feeding augers for the header, also available in our header range.
  • Auger and shaft assemblies from dismantled machines, identified by make and model.

Screw Conveyor and Grain Elevator: A Complete Circuit

An auger rarely works alone: the screw conveyor forms a chain where each element depends on the previous one. It receives grain from the cleaning components and transfers it to the grain elevator, which lifts the harvest to the hopper. When replacing a screw conveyor, remember to check the gears, bearings, and drive gearbox: a worn component shortens the lifespan of the replaced part. Our specialized technicians help you identify the full assembly needed in a single shipment. For machines over fifteen years old, this is often more cost-effective than replacing parts one by one as breakdowns occur.

Dismantling and Quality Control of Each Auger

  • Complete disassembly of the screw conveyor from end-of-life combine harvesters at our NaintrĂ© facility.
  • Inspection of the flight: thickness, welds, no deformation.
  • Verification of the shaft, splines, and bearing seats.
  • Cleaning and identification by make, model, and manufacturer reference.
  • A second life for the part, in line with circular economy principles.

Grain Augers for Claas, John Deere, and New Holland

Our stock covers major combine harvester brands: Claas , John Deere , New Holland , Case IH , Massey Ferguson , Deutz-Fahr and Laverda . Length, flight diameter, and drive type vary from one series to another, sometimes even year to year. That's why each auger is referenced with the equipment type and the original machine it comes from. With 25,000 references and 90% of requests fulfilled, TMC Bejenne most often finds the auger adapted to your machine.

Grain Augers According to Equipment Type

  • Conventional shaker combine: clean grain and straw augers in an open trough under the cleaning tank.
  • Rotary combine: placement of the clean auger varies by manufacturer, often with longer augers.
  • Large hoppers: foldable unloading augers made up of several sections with articulation boxes.
  • Header table: feeding augers with retractable fingers, specific to each cutting width.
  • Equipment type, series, and year determine length, pitch, and flight diameter together.

The term screw conveyor describes the principle: a helical flight rotating inside a trough or tube that pushes material. The grain auger is a specific application dedicated to cereal transport. Screw conveyors remain the most common system on combine harvesters, ahead of chain conveyors reserved for elevators. On a combine harvester, several screw conveyors follow one another, from the header to the hopper unloading. You will find all of them in our grain transport range.

Specify the equipment type, make, model, and year of your machine, or the reference engraved on the original part. A Claas Lexion and a New Holland CX do not use the same augers, even with the same cutting width. Our specialized technicians compare this data with our stock and confirm compatibility before shipment.

An original manufacturer auger costs a lot new, and lead times often lengthen during peak season when the screw conveyor must be running. Sourced from dismantling and inspected in our workshop, a used auger saves you 30 to 70% while maintaining original specifications. For an older John Deere or Case IH , it is also one of the few ways to find a genuine part.

Parts are not ordered directly online. You can request a quote from the part page or by phone at 05 86 24 00 26. Our teams confirm availability, compatibility, and shipping terms. As a company of the Dubreuil group based in Naintré, TMC Bejenne has been supporting farmers, ETA, and CUMA since 1945.

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