Description

If you’ve watched your PTO yoke develop play or heard that telltale clicking under load, you know it’s time for a replacement before things go south in a hurry. A worn yoke doesn’t just cause annoying vibrations—it can destroy your entire driveline or worse when it finally lets go. This Weasler 1000 series implement yoke is built to get you back to smooth, reliable power transfer with the kind of quality that keeps working when you need it most.

What You’re Getting

Precise 1-1/4 inch round bore that slides on snug without excessive play after a season of use
5/16 inch keyway cut deep enough to handle full power transmission without wallowing out
Heavy-duty construction with tight machining tolerances that maintain proper U-joint alignment
1000 series design handles medium to heavy-duty implement applications reliably
Quality materials and construction that stand up to the constant angles and speeds of real farm work

Built for Real Farm Work

This 1000 series yoke fits a wide range of medium-duty implements where you need solid power transfer but don’t need the bulk of larger series. You’ll find these on rotary cutters, tillers, balers, and other equipment that sees steady use but doesn’t require the beef of a Series 35 or 44. Whether you’re running a utility tractor with a finishing mower or powering through tough conditions with implements that demand reliable connection, this yoke delivers the strength you need.

Made to Last

Weasler doesn’t mess around when it comes to PTO components—they know your safety and productivity depend on quality parts. This yoke is precision-machined to maintain exact tolerances and proper bearing alignment, while the robust construction handles the punishment of constantly changing angles and loads that come with field work. It’s built to agricultural standards, not hardware store quality.

Good to Know

Make sure your implement shaft measures exactly 1-1/4 inch diameter with a matching 5/16 inch keyway before ordering—forcing mismatched components is asking for trouble. The yoke should slide on smoothly without excessive play. Always use the proper length key and secure with appropriate fasteners. If you’re replacing one yoke, it’s smart to inspect the entire driveline while you’re at it.