CV Center Housing for Walterscheid 2580 Series Constant Velocity PTO Driveline

Description

When your PTO driveline starts vibrating, making noise, or showing uneven wear on the universal joints, the problem often comes down to the constant velocity center housing. This is the critical component that allows smooth power transmission even when your implement is angled up or down. Weasler doesn’t cut corners on PTO components because they know what happens when driveline parts fail. These components are built to handle repeated engagement cycles, temperature swings, and the constant stress of transferring power through changing angles. The materials resist wear and fatigue so your equipment keeps protecting your equipment season after season.

What You’re Getting

• Precision-machined housing that maintains proper joint alignment even at steep angles
• Durable construction designed to handle the vibration and stress of heavy fieldwork
• Direct replacement for Walterscheid 2580 series drivelines – no modifications needed
• Smooth power transfer that reduces wear on connected implements and extends system life

Built for Real Farm Work

This center housing is built for the 2580 series Walterscheid constant velocity drivelines commonly found on hay equipment, tillers, mowers, and other implements that need to operate at varying angles. Whether you’re running a rotary cutter over uneven ground or operating a disc mower that follows field contours, this housing ensures consistent power delivery without the binding and wear that destroys regular universal joints.

Made to Last

The precision machining ensures proper alignment and smooth operation, reducing stress on connected implements and extending overall system life. Regular PTO maintenance using quality replacement components prevents catastrophic failures that can damage both tractor and implement, protecting valuable agricultural investments and ensuring reliable operation during time-critical farming activities.

Installation Notes

This housing replacement requires disassembly of the driveline, so plan on having the right tools and a clean workspace. Clean everything thoroughly during assembly and check that all components move freely before putting it back together. A light coating of grease on the contact points helps with smooth operation, but don’t overdo it or debris will stick and cause problems.