Description

When your tractor and implement need to work as one, this 1400mm PTO driveline shaft makes the connection. Whether you’re running a rotary cutter through thick pasture, powering a hay baler during cutting season, or operating a feed mixer for the livestock, this shaft transfers all your tractor’s power reliably. The built-in shear bolt protection means you’ll save expensive repairs when you hit rocks or get into something tougher than expected.

What You’re Getting

1400mm overall length provides proper reach for most mid-sized implements
Universal 1.3/8 inch Z6 spline configuration on both tractor and implement ends
Quick-release (QR) coupling on implement end for fast hookups and disconnects
12mm shear bolt protection prevents costly damage from overloads and sudden stops
Heavy-duty construction handles full PTO torque without vibration or wear

Built for Real Farm Work

This driveline shaft is designed for general purpose tractors running implements like rotary cutters, hay equipment, feed mixers, and spreaders. The 1400mm length works well with mid-sized tractors and implements where you need reliable power transfer without the shaft being too short or extending too far. Whether you’re maintaining pastures, handling hay, or feeding livestock, this shaft handles the daily demands of farm work.

Made to Last

Farm implements take serious abuse, and the driveline connecting them to your tractor sees constant rotation, shock loads, and weather exposure. This shaft features robust universal joints and protective telescoping guards that keep dirt and debris out while allowing smooth operation. The shear bolt system acts as your insurance policy—when things get tough, it breaks cleanly to protect both your tractor’s PTO and your expensive implement.

Good to Know

The quick-release coupling on the implement end makes hookups much faster than traditional pin-and-lock systems. Just make sure both tractor and implement PTOs are completely stopped before connecting or disconnecting. Keep a few spare 12mm shear bolts in your toolbox—they’re cheap insurance and you’ll be glad to have them when you need a quick field repair.