Series 44 Implement Yoke – 1-1/4 Round Bore with Keyway

Description

When your PTO driveline starts vibrating or you notice excessive play in the implement connection, it’s often that implement yoke that’s worn out. A solid yoke is what transfers your tractor’s power smoothly to hard-working implements like rotary cutters, spreaders, and tillers. This Weasler 44 series implement yoke gives you a rock-solid connection that’ll handle whatever you throw at it.

What You’re Getting

• 1-1/4 inch round bore with 1/4 inch keyway for positive drive engagement
• Heavy-duty 44 series construction handles higher horsepower applications
• 4-5/8 inch center of bearing to end length for proper driveline geometry
• Precision-machined bearing surfaces work smoothly with universal joints
• Weasler quality that’s built to handle the punishment of farm work

Built for Real Farm Work

This yoke is designed for implements that need series 44 PTO components – think medium to heavy-duty equipment like manure spreaders, rotary cutters, and feed mixers. The 44 series size bridges the gap between lighter-duty applications and the heavier 35 or 44 series setups, making it ideal for farms running a mix of implements. Whether you’re running a utility tractor or stepping up to more serious horsepower, this yoke handles the load.

Made to Last

Weasler doesn’t mess around – their yokes are forged tough and machined to tight tolerances. This implement yoke is built from quality steel that can handle the constant stress of PTO operation, from the shock loads of engaging implements to the vibration of field work. The 1-1/4 inch bore is cut precisely so your implement shaft slides on smooth but doesn’t develop play after a season of use.

Installation Notes

This yoke slides onto your implement’s 1-1/4 inch round shaft and locks in place with the keyway – no slipping or wallowing out. Make sure your implement shaft has the matching 1/4 inch keyway cut properly. The bearing surfaces are ready to accept standard 44 series universal joint crosses. Always check that your entire driveline length works with your tractor’s operating range before final assembly.