When your PTO yoke starts wearing out, you’ll notice it long before it fails—that slight wobble at idle that turns into serious vibration under load. A worn yoke with a sloppy 7/8 inch bore doesn’t just create annoying rattles; it beats up your U-joints, stresses your implement gearbox, and eventually leaves you stranded when you can least afford downtime. This Weasler Series 6 implement yoke is built to take the punishment of daily use, eliminating the worry about stripped connections or worn-out yokes leaving you dead in the water when you need to make hay while the sun shines.
What You’re Getting
- Precisely machined 7/8 inch round bore with double keyway that slides on smooth but doesn’t slop around after a season of use
- Ground bearing surfaces and cross assembly built to handle constant speed changes and angles that come with real field work
- Double 3/16 x 1/4 keyways provide extra holding power for implements that demand it
- Agricultural-grade construction throughout—not a hardware store universal joint that’ll leave you stranded
Built for Real Farm Work
This Series 6 yoke is right at home on implements like smaller rotary cutters, tedders, rakes, and other PTO equipment that doesn’t need the beef of a Series 7 or 8. It’s perfect for those 40-80 horsepower tractors running lighter implements where a Series 5 might be too small. You’ll find these on everything from 5-foot brush hogs to hay tedders, anywhere you need reliable power transfer without overkill.
Made to Last
Weasler doesn’t mess around – their yokes are forged tough and machined to tight tolerances. The bearing surfaces are ground smooth and the cross assembly is built to handle the constant speed changes and angles that come with real field work. The 2-1/2 inch center-to-end measurement ensures proper fit with your existing driveline setup.
Installation Notes
Installation is straightforward if you know what you’re doing. Make sure you’ve got the right series match – this Series 6 needs to mate with other Series 6 components for proper fit. The measurements are important: that 2-1/2 inch center-to-end distance needs to work with your driveline length. The double keyway design means you’ll need both keys properly seated for safe operation—don’t try to get by with just one.
