Description
If you’ve ever had a PTO yoke fail in the middle of haying season, you know how fast a simple part can shut down your whole operation. When your implement yoke starts wobbling or the keyway gets worn out, you’re not just dealing with vibrations – you’re risking damage to your driveline and downtime when you can least afford it. This Weasler 6 Series implement yoke gives you that solid connection you need between your PTO shaft and implement.
What You’re Getting
- Precision-machined 7/8 inch round bore that slides on smooth without sloppy fit
- 3/16 inch keyway cut deep enough to handle full power without wallowing out
- 31/32 inch bearing caps that keep your U-joints running true and balanced
- 2-1/2 inch center-to-end measurement for proper driveline geometry
- Direct replacement design – no modifications needed
Built for Real Farm Work
This 6 Series yoke is perfect for those 40-80 horsepower tractors running lighter implements like smaller rotary cutters, tedders, rakes, and other PTO equipment. You’ll find these on everything from 5-foot brush hogs to hay tedders, anywhere you need reliable power transfer without the overkill of a Series 7 or 8. It’s sized right for implements with 7/8 inch input shafts that see regular use but don’t need heavy-duty components.
Made to Last
Weasler doesn’t mess around with their construction – they machine these yokes to tight tolerances so they handle the constant speed changes and angles that come with real field work. The bearing surfaces are ground smooth and the cross assembly is built agricultural-grade, not like those hardware store universal joints that’ll leave you stranded when you need them most.
Installation Notes
This is a straightforward swap if you’ve got the right measurements. That 7/8 inch shaft needs to slide in smooth but not loose, and make sure your implement has the matching 3/16 inch keyway. Always use the proper length key and secure with appropriate fasteners. Check that your assembled driveline length allows full range of motion without bottoming out or pulling apart.
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