Companion Flange for 1350/1410 Series Irrigation Drivelines

Description

When you’re running a center pivot irrigation system, every connection in that driveline has to be rock solid to keep water flowing when your crops need it most. This companion flange is the sturdy link between your motor or gearbox and the driveshaft that powers your pivot system. If you’ve got vibration in the driveline or noticed wear on your current flange, getting a fresh one installed before the busy season starts can save you from a breakdown right when you can’t afford downtime.

What You’re Getting

• Precision-bored 1-7/16 inch shaft fit with standard 3/8 x 3/16 inch keyway for secure power transfer
• Heavy-duty construction built to handle the constant rotation and torque demands of irrigation systems
• 1350/1410 series compatibility that works with most center pivot drive components
• Direct bolt-on replacement that fits standard irrigation driveline setups

Built for Real Farm Work

This flange is designed for the demanding world of irrigation systems where reliability isn’t optional. Center pivot systems need every driveline component working smoothly to keep water flowing to crops, and this flange provides the critical connection point for transferring power from your motor or engine to the pivot drive system. Whether you’re running a quarter-mile pivot or managing multiple systems across hundreds of acres, this flange handles the job day after day, season after season.

Made to Last

Irrigation systems don’t get breaks, and neither should their components. This companion flange is built to agricultural standards for continuous operation in harsh outdoor conditions. The precision machining ensures proper alignment and smooth power transfer, while the robust materials resist the wear that comes from constant use in dusty, wet conditions.

Installation Notes

This flange bolts directly to standard 1350/1410 series driveline components without modifications. When you’re replacing a flange, it’s smart to inspect the entire driveline including universal joints and shaft tubes, and keep everything properly greased according to your system’s maintenance schedule. Most irrigation systems need attention every 40-50 hours of operation, so it’s a good time to check all your driveline connections while you’re in there.