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| I use my deere gator. We built a simple triangle hitch that folds in between the augers frame when we don't need it. The gator winch pulls a cable attached to the auger about 10' from discharge end. Where the lifting mechanism stops. So the winch pulls the top which lifts the intake end and the front of the gator has a clevis style hitch which pulls the triangle frame. I can then drive the auger under the hopper bins and lower or raise the end into the hoppers.
Be careful of winching the end too high as I had one flip over. Rollbar on the gator worked good though
Edited by glensts 12/12/2018 13:22
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Moving around an electric load out auger
