Safety Slide Lock PTO Yoke for Medium Duty 40-100 HP Tractors with 1-3/4 Inch 20 Spline

Description

Nothing ruins a good day in the field like a PTO yoke that pops loose at the worst possible moment—right when you’re halfway through cutting hay or working through thick brush. The safety slide lock on this Weasler 35 series tractor yoke was designed to stop exactly that problem. It gives you a secure, positive connection that won’t accidentally disengage, but still lets you disconnect quickly when you need to change implements or head back to the barn.

What You’re Getting

• Safety slide lock mechanism that prevents accidental disconnection during operation
• Precision-machined 1-3/4 inch 20 spline bore fits your PTO shaft like it was made for it
• Heavy-duty construction built to handle the shock loads and vibration of real farm work
• 35 series design matches standard universal joints for smooth power transfer

Built for Real Farm Work

This yoke is sized for the workhorses of agriculture—tractors in the 40 to 100 horsepower range that handle everything from bush hogging and mowing to running balers and feed mixers. Whether you’re powering a rotary cutter through thick pasture grass or driving a manure spreader across uneven ground, this yoke handles the constant angle changes and power demands that come with the territory.

Made to Last

Weasler doesn’t mess around when it comes to PTO components—they know your safety and productivity depend on quality. This yoke is forged from high-strength steel and machined to precise tolerances, so you get smooth operation without the slop that causes premature wear. The safety slide lock mechanism is built to operate reliably season after season, even when it’s covered in dust, grease, and the general grime of farm work.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement for your existing tractor yoke—just slide it onto your PTO shaft until the splines fully engage, then lock it in place with the safety slide mechanism. Make sure to grease the spline connection during installation, and check that the yoke seats completely before engaging the lock. The safety slide should move smoothly but hold firmly once engaged.