Description
Nothing ruins a good day in the field faster than a snapped PTO shaft taking out your implement—or worse, putting someone in danger. When you’re pushing through tough conditions with a heavy load, you need protection between your tractor and equipment that’ll break cleanly when things go wrong. This Weasler 4 series tractor yoke with ball shear device gives you that safety valve, designed to fail at a predetermined torque before expensive damage happens to your driveline or implement.
What You’re Getting
- Ball shear protection that breaks cleanly under overload to prevent costly damage
- Safety slide lock mechanism keeps the yoke securely attached during normal operation
- 1-3/4″-20 spline connection that fits a wide range of tractor PTO outputs
- Weasler’s forged construction and precision machining for reliable, long-lasting performance
- Quick replacement capability gets you back to work without major downtime
Built for Real Farm Work
This 4 series yoke is sized for medium-duty applications on tractors running implements like rotary cutters, tillers, and other PTO equipment that sees regular use in demanding conditions. Whether you’re brush-hogging fence rows, working up stubble ground, or running a finish mower, this yoke provides the protection you need when hitting hidden obstacles or encountering sudden load spikes.
Made to Last
Weasler builds these components knowing that PTO failure isn’t just inconvenient—it’s dangerous, so they use construction that stands up to the punishment of real farm work. The ball shear mechanism is calibrated to protect your equipment while still allowing normal operation under typical loads.
Good to Know
The safety slide lock keeps everything secure during normal use, but make sure you understand how the ball shear system works before installation. Keep spare shear balls on hand—when they do their job and break, you’ll want to get back to work quickly. Always match your yoke series to your driveline components for proper fit and operation.
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