Description

When your PTO shaft starts showing wear or won’t engage properly, you know it’s time for a replacement. A worn PTO shaft means you lose the ability to operate essential implements like mowers, balers, and bush hogs that keep your farm running. This precision-manufactured replacement shaft restores reliable power transmission to your implements, giving you back the dependable PTO operation you need for hay season, field preparation, and countless other farming tasks.

What You’re Getting

Standard 1-3/8″ diameter with 6-spline configuration for secure power transfer
6-spline design provides maximum contact area for transferring your tractor’s full power without slippage and ensures smooth engagement without forcing
540 RPM rating works with most standard farm implements
Heat-treated steel construction resists wear and deformation even under heavy loads
Direct replacement that fits like the original factory part

Built for Real Farm Work

Your Massey Ferguson tractor’s PTO system powers the implements that make your farming operation possible, from cutting hay with mowers and balers to spreading fertilizer and operating rotary cutters for pasture maintenance. Whether you’re running a dairy operation that depends on hay equipment, managing livestock pastures with brush hogs and spreaders, or handling custom farming work where PTO reliability is critical, this shaft ensures dependable power transfer. These classic Massey Ferguson models are reliable workhorses on family farms and small agricultural operations.

Made to Last

PTO shafts take serious abuse – constant rotation, varying loads, and exposure to everything Mother Nature throws at them. This replacement shaft features hardened steel construction that resists wear even after thousands of hours. The precisely machined splines ensure full contact with your tractor’s output, preventing the premature wear you get with cheaper aftermarket shafts.

Installation Notes

Installation requires removing the PTO cover and old shaft, then installing the new shaft with proper alignment and torque specifications. Clean the tractor’s PTO output splines thoroughly before installation, removing any rust or debris. A light coating of grease helps installation and prevents corrosion. Always make sure the PTO is disengaged and the engine is shut off before working on any PTO components.