Description
When your implement’s PTO connection starts getting sloppy or your spline bore is worn out beyond repair, you need a solution that gets you back to work fast. This clamp-type implement yoke gives you a fresh connection point without having to rebuild your entire input shaft – just clamp it on and you’re ready to roll. It’s the kind of field fix that can save your season when the original splined connection is shot.
What You’re Getting
- Heavy-duty clamp design securely grips worn shafts that splined yokes can’t handle anymore
- 1-3/8 inch 6-spline connection fits common PTO applications perfectly
- 35 series construction handles the power and abuse of mid-range implements
- 4-3/4 inch center-to-end length provides proper driveline geometry
- 1-1/4 inch bearing caps deliver reliable U-joint support for smooth operation
Built for Real Farm Work
This 35 series size is common on 40-80 horsepower implements, making it perfect for bush hogs, rotary cutters, hay equipment, and other mid-size implements where you need reliable power transfer. The clamp design really shines when you’re dealing with older implements where the original spline connection has worn oval or when you need to adapt to a different shaft configuration.
Made to Last
Weasler doesn’t just make generic driveline parts – they understand the punishing conditions farm equipment faces. This 35 series yoke uses heavy-duty construction throughout, with robust bearing caps that keep U-joints running true season after season. The clamp mechanism is built to hold tight even under the shock loads and constant angle changes that come with real field work.
Good to Know
The clamp design means you can install this on shafts that wouldn’t work with traditional splined yokes – perfect for emergency repairs or when adapting equipment. Make sure your shaft diameter is compatible with the clamp, and always torque the clamp bolts to spec. A quick tip: check clamp tightness periodically, especially during the first few hours of operation.
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