Shaft Weld Yoke for 55 Series PTO Applications with 1-3/16 Square Bore

Description

When you’re building custom PTO shafts or fixing a broken driveline, you need yokes that’ll handle the job right. This 55 series shaft weld yoke is designed to weld securely onto square tubing, giving you a solid connection that won’t let you down when the work gets tough. Whether you’re repairing a damaged shaft or fabricating a custom driveline for your operation, this yoke provides the foundation for reliable power transfer.

What You’re Getting

• Heavy-duty 55 series construction built to handle higher horsepower applications
• Precisely machined 1-3/16 inch square bore fits standard PTO tubing perfectly
• 1-17/32 inch bearing cap diameter accommodates robust universal joint connections
• Ready-to-weld design simplifies custom shaft fabrication and repairs
• Uses standard 04-015155 nylon bearing for smooth, long-lasting operation

Built for Real Farm Work

This 55 series yoke is sized for larger tractors and heavy-duty applications where you need the strength to handle demanding implements. You’ll find this setup on mid to larger-sized tractors running everything from heavy-duty rotary cutters and balers to feed mixers and manure spreaders. The 55 series bridges the gap between lighter applications and the heaviest-duty setups, making it perfect for operations that run a mix of demanding implements.

Made to Last

Weasler doesn’t mess around – their yokes are forged tough and machined to tight tolerances. This shaft weld yoke is built from quality steel that can handle the constant stress of PTO operation, from the shock loads of engaging implements to the vibration of field work. The bearing surfaces are precisely machined to work smoothly with 55 series universal joints.

Good to Know

Welding this yoke requires proper preparation – clean the tubing end thoroughly and ensure square cuts for the best fit. Position the yoke so it’s properly aligned with other driveline components before welding. A good tip from experienced fabricators: tack weld first, check alignment again, then complete the welds. Remember to grind welds smooth if they’ll interfere with PTO shields or guards.