Heavy Duty Universal Joint for Case & McCormick Tractors – Multiple Series

Description

When you hear that telltale clunk in your driveline or feel vibration through the tractor, it’s time for a new U-joint. A worn universal joint doesn’t just make noise—it can leave you stranded in the field or cause expensive damage to other driveline components. This heavy-duty replacement gets your power transmission smooth and reliable again, whether you’re pulling heavy implements through tough soil or running PTO equipment all day long.

What You’re Getting

• Precision-machined to exact 23.76 x 62.64 mm specifications for perfect fit
• Heavy-duty needle bearings that handle high torque loads without breaking down
• Hardened steel cross design that resists wear and impact damage from field work
• Pre-greased and ready to install with grease fittings for regular maintenance
• Sealed construction keeps contaminants out while holding lubrication in

Built for Real Farm Work

This joint handles the demanding applications these tractors are known for—from discing and planting with the bigger Case 2100-series to running loaders and hay equipment with the versatile 95-series models. Your McCormick C-series and CX tractors depend on reliable power transmission for everything from baling operations to running feed mixers and PTO-driven equipment.

Made to Last

Quality matters when it comes to U-joints because failure means more than just downtime. This replacement features forged steel construction that’s heat-treated for maximum strength, plus precision-ground bearing cups that ensure smooth operation. The sealed needle bearings keep dirt and moisture out while maintaining proper lubrication for years of trouble-free service.

Installation Notes

Always replace U-joints in pairs when possible—if one’s worn out, the other isn’t far behind. Mark your driveshaft position before removal to maintain proper balance, and make sure those bearing cups are fully seated with snap rings properly engaged. Grease the new joint right after installation and check for smooth operation before putting it back under load.