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MS11PDH200

PREMIER auger drive for mini loader machines

Model
Shaft
Mount
1/26

Premier Mini Skid Steer Auger Drives are engineered to deliver reliable drilling performance while maximizing the hydraulic capabilities of today’s mini skid steers. Designed specifically for the GPM and PSI ranges of mini skid steer machines, these medium-duty auger drives offer a powerful, cost-effective solution for fencing, footings, landscaping, and construction applications.

Premier Attachments produces three Mini Skid Steer Auger Drive models, each optimized to match varying hydraulic outputs across popular machines. A full-range swivel allows the auger to hang perfectly plumb at any angle, ensuring accurate, clean holes even on uneven terrain.

These auger drives are available with Universal Mini Skid Steer and Bobcat MT mounting brackets, providing broad compatibility across leading brands. Multiple output shaft options, including 2″ hex and 2-9/16″ round, allow easy pairing with a wide range of auger bits.

Key Features & Benefits

  • Designed specifically for mini skid steer hydraulics

  • Three drive models to match different GPM and PSI ranges

  • Medium-duty, cost-effective auger drive design

  • Full-range swivel keeps auger plumb at any working angle

  • Universal Mini Skid Steer and Bobcat MT mounting options

  • Output shafts available in 2″ hex and 2-9/16″ round

  • Ideal for fencing, footings, landscaping, and general drilling


    Model Max Auger Diam.
    Min Hyd: GPM/RPM
    Max Hyd: GPM/RPM
    Min Hyd: PSI/Torque
    Max Hyd: PSI/Torque
    Output
    Warranty
    MS11PD 24" 7/45
    11/71
    2500/1274
    3500/1783
    2" Hex & 2-9/16" Rnd
    3 Years
    MS14PD 30"
    12/50 17/71
    2500/1825
    3500/2555
    2" Hex & 2-9/16" Rnd 3 Years
    MS18PD 36"
    15/50
    20/67
    2500/2290
    3500/3206
    2" Hex & 2-9/16" Rnd

     


      When choosing a auger drive first, decide on the style or "duty" of the drive you want. If you are only using occasionally the standard unit will work fine in most cases. Second, choose the shaft type. The most common now days is the 2" hex shaft. Third, match up the hydraulics of your machine with the hydraulic categories on the website. Finally you can compare specs between brands but that can become overwhelming and confusing. A quick way to determine performance is looking at the max bit specification.