Description
When you’re hooking up a brush hog or baler and the PTO shaft won’t stay locked in place, chances are good that little circlip has given up the ghost. This simple steel ring keeps all the important bits where they belong in your PTO assembly—and when it fails, you’ll know right away because your shaft components start wandering around where they shouldn’t be. Like the saying goes with PTO work, it’s the small parts that keep everything running right.
What You’re Getting
- Heavy-duty steel construction that won’t stretch or break under load
- Precision fit that slides into shaft grooves without fighting you
- Corrosion-resistant finish that handles mud, moisture, and everything else your tractor sees
- Proper spring tension that holds components tight but won’t crack from vibration
- Direct replacement design—no modifications needed
Built for Real Farm Work
This circlip works in PTO systems across a wide range of tractors, from compact utility models up to row-crop machines. Whether you’re running a 40-horse tractor with a finish mower or a 150-horse machine pulling a big round baler, the PTO shaft takes a beating and this little retaining ring is what keeps everything from coming apart when the going gets tough.
Made to Last
Farm equipment doesn’t get babied, and neither do the parts that keep it running. This circlip is heat-treated to stay strong under repeated stress cycles while maintaining just enough flex to prevent brittle failure. The finish resists rust and corrosion, so it’ll still be doing its job seasons down the road.
Installation Notes
Use proper circlip pliers for installation—trying to force it in with screwdrivers just leads to bent clips and scraped knuckles. Clean out the shaft groove first, making sure there’s no dirt or old grease that’ll prevent proper seating. When you’re doing PTO work, it’s smart to replace circlips as preventive maintenance rather than waiting for them to fail in the field.
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