Clamp Type Implement Yoke for 35 Series PTO with 1-3/8 x 21 Spline Connection

Description

When your implement’s PTO connection starts getting loose or wobbling, it’s not just annoying—it’s dangerous. That clicking, popping PTO shaft can lead to catastrophic failure that destroys implements, damages tractors, or causes dangerous vibrations that signal impending doom. This Weasler 35 series clamp type yoke gives you the solid connection you need to get power flowing smoothly from your tractor to your implement, eliminating those dangerous vibrations and keeping you productive.

What You’re Getting

• Clamp-type design that grips tight on worn or slightly damaged shafts
• Precisely machined components that maintain exact 90-degree angles and tight tolerances for smooth rotation without slop
• 1-3/8 inch bore with 21-spline configuration that fits common implement input shafts
• 35 series construction with 3-7/32 inch overall length that fits standard yokes perfectly
• 4-3/4 inch center of bearing to end measurement for proper driveline geometry

Built for Real Farm Work

This 35 series size is perfect for 40-100 HP driveline applications on implements like rotary cutters, tillers, feed mixers, and other equipment common on mid-size operations. Every time you engage that bush hog, feed mixer, or tiller, this yoke transmits all your tractor’s power while dealing with misalignment, shock loads, and constant angle changes. The clamp design makes it especially valuable when you’re dealing with older implements where splines might be worn.

Made to Last

Weasler doesn’t just make generic driveline parts—they understand the punishing conditions farm equipment faces, using heavy-duty construction with robust bearing caps that keep U-joints running true. This yoke is built to handle the vibration, shock loads, and temperature swings that come with real farm work, season after season.

Good to Know

The clamp design means you can get a secure connection even on shafts that show some wear—just make sure everything’s clean and properly tightened. Keep those U-joints greased regularly and check for any play in the bearing caps. Many farmers stock spare yokes for critical implements since PTO failures during haying or harvest are expensive downtime you can’t afford.