Description

There’s nothing more dangerous on your farm than an exposed PTO shaft spinning at 540 or 1000 RPM—that’s fast enough to grab loose clothing or body parts before you can react. If you’ve been running your New Holland without a proper PTO guard, you’re playing with fire. This master shield gives you three-sided protection around that spinning stub shaft, so you can hook up implements and work around the back of your tractor without worrying about a life-changing accident.

What You’re Getting

Master shield design covers the PTO stub shaft and front universal joint completely
Heavy-duty construction that won’t crack under pressure or fade in the sun like cheap plastic guards
Three-sided protection extends around all the critical connection points where accidents happen
Direct replacement for your factory guard—no modifications or custom mounting needed
Works with both 540 RPM and 1000 RPM PTO operations without interference

Built for Real Farm Work

This guard fits right on your New Holland T6 series (120-180 HP), T7 series, and TSA series tractors—the workhorses that power everything from rotary cutters and hay balers to forage choppers and post hole diggers. Whether you’re running a T6.140 with a disc mower or a T7.200 pulling a big round baler, this shield stays put and protects you during those critical moments when you’re connecting implements or making adjustments.

Made to Last

Farm equipment guards take serious abuse from flying debris, accidental impacts during hookups, and years of weather exposure. This master shield is built from heavy-gauge materials that resist cracking and stay securely mounted even when your tractor’s bouncing through rough fields. It provides the same protection as the original factory guard, because when it comes to PTO safety, there’s no room for compromise.

Installation Notes

This guard mounts securely to your tractor’s rear housing and should stay in place whenever you don’t have an implement connected. Installation uses your existing mounting points, so no drilling or modifications are needed. Keep the guard on even during busy seasons—modern implements connect just as easily with proper shielding in place, and removing it for “convenience” isn’t worth the risk.