Category 4 CV Constant Velocity Joint PTO Shield for Heavy Duty Agricultural Equipment

Description

Running powerful implements like batwing mowers, heavy tillage equipment, or large hay tools means your PTO driveline is spinning at high speeds while dealing with constant angle changes. Without proper protection, that exposed CV joint becomes a serious safety hazard—flying grease, exposed moving parts, and the risk of clothing or body parts getting caught in the mechanism. This 67-inch Category 4 CV guard keeps you safe while letting you focus on getting work done.

What You’re Getting

• 67-inch length provides complete coverage for longer driveline applications
• Category 4 size built for heavy-duty tractors and high-power implements
• Constant velocity joint compatible design handles the complex angles of modern equipment
• Complete guard set includes necessary bearings for smooth operation
• Weasler quality construction that’s built to handle the punishment of real farm work

Built for Real Farm Work

This guard is designed for Category 4 CV joints found on larger tractors running implements that demand serious power. Think 100+ horsepower tractors pulling wide batwing mowers, heavy discs, or big square balers where the PTO shaft needs to handle both high torque and constantly changing angles. The 67-inch length covers extended drivelines common on these bigger implements.

Made to Last

Weasler doesn’t mess around with safety components—your life depends on guards that stay put and do their job. This shield uses durable construction that won’t crack, bend, or come loose under the vibration and stress of heavy fieldwork. The bearing system keeps everything rotating smoothly even when the driveline is working at maximum angles and speeds.

Good to Know

This guard requires bearing kit 921-1400 for proper installation and operation—the bearings are what allow the shield to rotate smoothly around the spinning driveline. Installation takes some mechanical knowledge, but it’s straightforward if you’ve worked on PTO equipment before. Always shut down the tractor and wait for all rotation to stop before working around the PTO area.