Description
When your mower hits a hidden rock or your baler suddenly jams, there’s a split second where everything changes. Without protection, that sudden stop can snap PTO shafts, crack implement gearboxes, or worse—send a dangerous shock back through your tractor’s drivetrain. This Weasler overrunning clutch gives you that critical safety buffer, automatically disengaging when your implement stops while your PTO keeps spinning.
What You’re Getting
- Automatic protection that kicks in instantly when implements jam or suddenly stop
- Prevents costly damage to PTO shafts, gearboxes, and tractor drivetrains
- Built for Series 6 applications handling 40-80 horsepower tractors
- Weasler quality construction designed for agricultural punishment
- Allows PTO to freewheel when implement momentum exceeds tractor speed
Built for Real Farm Work
This Series 6 overrunning clutch 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 a Series 5 might be too small. You’ll find these on everything from 5-foot brush hogs to hay tedders, anywhere you need reliable power transfer without overkill.
Made to Last
These pawls and springs 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 clutch keeps protecting your equipment season after season. Weasler doesn’t cut corners on PTO components because they know what happens when driveline parts fail.
Installation Notes
This overrunning clutch installs in your driveline between the tractor and implement, typically at the implement end. Make sure you match Series 6 components throughout your driveline for proper fit and function. The clutch allows normal power transmission in one direction but freewheels when the implement tries to drive the tractor, providing that essential protection when things go sideways in the field.
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