Know The Part NumberNot The Brand
Auger teeth and holders are consumables, and every seller lists them under their own coding. Type the number you already order — whoever you bought it from — and we'll show you the SRJ equivalent along with every other cross-reference.
One tooth, six part numbers
Pengo
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Danuser
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Mackissic
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Earthquake
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Lowe
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Bobcat
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Choose Your Auger Part
Every seller numbers the same tooth differently — Pengo, Danuser, Mackissic, Earthquake, Lowe, Bobcat each run their own coding. Pick a part below and search by the code you already buy; we cross-reference it to the SRJ equivalent.
Auger Tooth
Carbide-tipped auger teeth cut through soil, clay, frost and rock so the auger can advance. Teeth are consumables — worn tips slow penetration, overload the drive head and push wear back onto the holder. Cross-reference your current tooth by any seller part number.