Why not consider hydraulic drive. With a closed center system you can still run the jump auger while slowing down the throttle, so the 8 inch will run full. Other option would be to use a double auger flight with the 6 inch would move more and keep up with the 8 inch better. A belt and set of pulleys on the end under the truck would allow for one drive to run all of it. this would probably require a 2 horse motor for the double and about 1-1/2 horse for the single. We run about 23 foot 8 inch load out auger with 5 horse and works fine. Runs full bore about into a 10 inch to the truck from bin. My brother has a hydraulic set up for running his load out on a couple bins with no power to them. Will keep an 8 inch load out going and run the 8 inch up to truck with PTO. He uses his 2940 for it. I would like to see if one of the open center system tractors would work for that then he could keep the tractor within a mile of the bin when loading out.
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