Description
Nobody wants to hear that sickening sound of metal on metal when your PTO driveline shield fails in the middle of hay season. When you’re hooking up implements or making adjustments, that spinning driveline is just inches away—and a damaged or missing shield puts you and anyone working around your equipment at risk. This complete metric shield assembly gives you the protection you need to work safely around PTO-powered equipment.
What You’re Getting
- Complete shield assembly ready to install—no hunting for missing parts or brackets
- 42.5-inch compressed length fits a wide range of metric PTO applications
- Durable construction that handles the constant vibration and impacts of field work
- Proper ventilation design prevents heat buildup while maintaining full protection
- TISCO quality manufacturing for reliable performance season after season
Built for Real Farm Work
This metric shield fits tractors and implements using metric PTO drivelines, which you’ll find on many European and modern domestic machines. Whether you’re running a disc mower, tedder, or rotary rake, this shield provides the coverage required to keep operators safe during hookup, operation, and maintenance. The 1080mm measurement gives you the flexibility to handle various implement configurations.
Made to Last
Farm shields take serious abuse from flying debris, weather exposure, and the occasional bump during implement connections. This assembly uses heavy-duty materials designed to resist cracking and maintain structural integrity through seasons of use. The complete assembly design means all components work together properly for maximum protection.
Good to Know
Installation involves connecting the shield between your tractor PTO and implement driveline using the existing mounting points. Make sure both ends are properly secured and that the shield rotates freely without binding. Check the shield periodically for damage or loose connections—a compromised shield is almost as dangerous as no shield at all.


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