Implement Yoke for 35 Series PTO with 1-1/4″ Round Bore Double Keyway

Description

When you need to connect your implement to the PTO shaft and reliability is everything, this Weasler 35 series yoke delivers the solid connection that keeps your equipment running. Whether you’re running a brush hog, rotary cutter, or other PTO-driven implement, a worn yoke that’s wobbling or slipping can shut down your whole operation. The double keyway design on this one gives you extra security to handle the power and torque your bigger tractors put out.

What You’re Getting

• Heavy-duty 35 series construction that handles the punishment of daily farm work
• 1-1/4 inch round bore with double keyways (1/4 x 5/16) for positive engagement
• 4-1/4 inch bearing center to end measurement for proper driveline spacing
• Precision-machined bearing caps that keep U-joints running true season after season
• Direct replacement design that bolts right in without modifications

Built for Real Farm Work

This 35 series yoke is designed for mid-size to larger tractors with plenty of horsepower. You’ll find it on implements like 6-foot and larger brush hogs, bigger rotary cutters, hay equipment, and other PTO machines that need serious power transfer. The double keyway setup means it won’t slip under load like single keyway yokes sometimes do when you’re really working the equipment hard.

Made to Last

Weasler knows their business when it comes to PTO components. This yoke uses heavy-duty steel construction throughout, with bearing caps that maintain proper tolerances even after thousands of hours of operation. The double keyway cuts are machined deep enough to handle full power without wallowing out, while the overall design balances strength with the flexibility needed for changing operating angles.

Installation Notes

Your implement shaft needs to be exactly 1-1/4 inches with matching double keyways for proper fit. The shaft should slide in smoothly without excessive play, and you’ll want to use the proper length keys and secure everything with appropriate hardware. Always check that your assembled driveline allows full range of motion without bottoming out.