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CV Half Shaft for Peanut Combines – Walterscheid 2500 Star Tubing – Category 6

Original price was: $329.36.Current price is: $170.89.

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If you’ve been hearing that rhythmic clicking from your peanut combine’s driveline or feeling vibration in the cab, chances are your CV half shaft is worn out. Peanut harvest is hard work on equipment, and that constant power transfer at changing angles takes its toll. This replacement CV half shaft gets you back to smooth operation and reliable power delivery when every acre counts.

What You’re Getting

  • Category 6 CV joint handles the demanding power requirements of peanut combines
  • 61mm star tubing provides strength and precise power transfer without slop
  • 1-3/8 inch 21-spline clamp yoke connects securely to your implement
  • 34.625-inch compressed length fits properly in tight spaces
  • Walterscheid 2580 series quality built to handle harvest season abuse

Built for Real Farm Work

This half shaft is designed specifically for peanut combines where consistent power delivery is critical. Whether you’re running through sandy fields or dealing with heavy loads, the CV joint compensates for the up-and-down motion while the star tubing transfers maximum torque without binding or wear.

Made to Last

Weasler doesn’t cut corners on driveline components because they know what’s at stake during harvest. The precision-machined CV joint maintains proper angles under load, while the star tubing profile distributes stress evenly across the connection. This isn’t just a replacement part – it’s engineered to outlast whatever conditions your peanut operation throws at it.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward with the clamp yoke connection – no pressing or special tools needed. Make sure to grease the CV joint before installation and check that your implement yoke is in good shape. A worn yoke will destroy a new half shaft quickly, so it’s worth inspecting while you’ve got everything apart.