The conversion can be done but it needs to be engineered correctly. I suggest you go to the following link and look at, the hydraulic, the hydraulic technical help section, and the mechanical couplings they have.
The hydraulic motor of your specifications would develop about 40 horsepower at the output shaft but your specs. do not include the RPM does the RPM match the speed you need for the auger?
Are you going to use the original gearbox are you looking for 540 RPM max. input for augers gearbox?
Hydraulic motors usually require either a motor spool or Cushioning valves to relive the shock load a motor can place on a system when you shut of the flow.
As it has already been mentioned unless you have most of these parts on hand it might end up being cheaper to buy a commercial unit.
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