Auger Repair Hub for 3 1/2" Tubing | Eterra
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SURCHARGES:
Over the past several months we have seen a steady increase in pricing from our suppliers due to the current volatile economic landscape. While we have worked hard to absorb as many of these expenses as possible, we have reached a point where we must pass a portion of these increases on to the marketplace. As you will note from our revised pricing, we have done so in the form of a surcharge to reflect in full transparency the impact of these recent increases on our products. We will continue to closely monitor our input costs as well as work with our suppliers to offer the most competitive pricing we can going forward.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support.
SKID STEER SOLUTIONS
Product overview
Auger Repair Hub - 2" Hex - 3-1/2" Round Tubing
This is a forged heavy duty repair hub designed for welding onto 3-1/2" OD industrial tubing. It features a multi-hole design with 3/4" and 5/8" holes. Hole patterns fit Eterra, Danuser, McMillen and others. Our design is unique as it features a wave pattern for welding to the tubing. If you look at your failed hub, the breaks usually occur along the straight line. When you weld ours, you are welding along a radius which gives you a longer welded surface and a curved line. This helps to reduce the stresses that occur when drilling and makes for a much stronger drive.
Important Notice
These are industrial hubs used in the manufacture of industrial augers. These are not built the same as Eterra Augers. Eterra auger drives use heavy wall tubing with an OD of 2-7/8". We have discovered that some people are using these to build their own augers or extensions. If you do so, then you must understand the difference between pipe and tubing. Tubing is measured as OD and pipe is measured as ID. If you try to use standard pipe, you will have two issues:
1. The pipe will be a lot weaker and will likely fail. Skid Steer Solutions can not claim responsibility should this issue arise.
2. The pipe will have a different outside dimension and will likely not fit properly.
The quality of the welds that you perform are strictly at your own risk. We recommend that you work with someone who can weld this product professionally to minimize any damage and downtime. Again, we cannot be held responsible for issues pertaining how this product is used or fabricated into a finished item.
