Implement Yoke for Series 12 PTO Driveline with 1-1/2″ Round Bore

Description

When that PTO driveline starts shaking your fillings loose or making noises that sound like a coffee can full of marbles, it’s usually the yoke that’s giving up. This Series 12 implement yoke is built to handle the everyday punishment of connecting your tractor’s power to all those hardworking implements, with a solid 1-1/2 inch round bore and 3/8 inch keyway that ensures power gets where it needs to go without slippage or wobble.

What You’re Getting

• Series 12 design with 1-1/16 inch bearing caps for reliable U-joint support
• 3-1/2 inch center-to-end measurement for proper driveline geometry
• Weasler quality construction that handles the constant angle changes of field work
• Direct replacement design—slides right on without modifications or adapters

Built for Real Farm Work

Series 12 yokes work great on smaller to medium-duty implements like rotary cutters, tedders, rakes, and other PTO equipment. This size hits the sweet spot for utility tractors and smaller row-crop machines running implements that need more strength than a Series 6 but don’t require the heavy-duty beef of a Series 14. You’ll find this bore size on plenty of implements from 5-foot brush hogs to small tillers and everything in between.

Made to Last

Weasler doesn’t mess around—their yokes are forged tough and machined to tight tolerances, with bearing surfaces that stay smooth and handle the constant speed changes and angles of real field work. This isn’t some hardware store part that’ll leave you stranded. The 1-1/2 inch round bore is cut precisely to slide on smooth but won’t develop slop after a season of hard use.

Good to Know

Make sure your implement shaft is exactly 1-1/2 inches with a matching 3/8 inch keyway before ordering. The shaft should slide in snug but not require forcing. Always use a proper length key and secure with appropriate hardware. Check your driveline length to ensure this 3-1/2 inch center-to-end measurement works with your setup—you want full range of motion without bottoming out or pulling apart.