Implement Yoke for 6 Series PTO with 1-1/4 Inch Round Bore

Description

When your PTO connection starts developing that telltale wobble or grinding noise, it’s time to pay attention. A worn implement yoke doesn’t just affect power transfer—it can wreck your entire driveline if you ignore it too long. This Weasler Series 6 implement yoke provides the solid, reliable connection your PTO shaft needs to keep power flowing smoothly to your implements.

What You’re Getting

• 31/32 inch bearing caps that handle the constant flexing and power loads without premature wear
• 1-1/4 inch round bore with single 1/4 inch keyway for positive drive engagement
• 2-1/2 inch center-to-end dimension that maintains proper driveline geometry
• Precision-forged construction that balances strength with the flexibility needed for field work
• Direct replacement design that installs quickly without modifications

Built for Real Farm Work

This Series 6 yoke is right at home on implements like smaller rotary cutters, tedders, rakes, and other PTO equipment that doesn’t need the beef of a Series 7 or 8. It’s perfect for those 40-80 horsepower tractors running lighter implements where you need reliable power without overkill. You’ll find these on everything from 5-foot brush hogs to hay tedders, making it a handy part to keep on the shelf.

Made to Last

Weasler doesn’t mess around – their yokes are forged tough and machined to tight tolerances. That 1-1/4 inch bore is cut precisely so it slides on smooth but doesn’t slop around after a season of use. The bearing surfaces are ground smooth and the cross assembly is built to handle the constant speed changes and angles that come with real field work.

Installation Notes

Make sure your implement shaft measures exactly 1-1/4 inches with a matching 1/4 inch keyway before ordering—forcing mismatched parts is asking for trouble. The shaft should slide in snugly without excessive play, and you’ll want to use the proper key length to ensure full engagement. A quick tip: check your driveline length after assembly to make sure it allows full range of motion without binding.