Description

When you’re building a custom driveline or need to replace just one section of your PTO setup, having the right half shaft makes all the difference. This Weasler-made half shaft gives you the implement side of a complete driveline with the heavy-duty 1-3/4 inch, 20-spline connection that serious operations demand. Whether you’re setting up a new piece of equipment or fixing what’s broken, this is the foundation that gets power from your tractor to where it needs to go.

What You’re Getting

Walterscheid 2500 series construction built for heavy-duty farm applications
1-3/4 inch diameter with 20-spline design handles high torque without twisting
Star tube profile provides smooth power transmission and extends service life
Compatible with 51mm star tubing for custom length applications
Professional-grade materials that match OEM specifications

Built for Serious Farm Work

The 2500 series is engineered for tractors in the 100-150 horsepower range running demanding implements like large rotary cutters, heavy-duty tillers, and high-capacity balers. This series handles peanut combines and other specialty equipment where power demands are consistent and reliability is critical. The 1-3/4 inch, 20-spline connection transfers maximum torque without the slippage or wear you get with lighter-duty components.

Made to Last

Weasler doesn’t cut corners on materials or manufacturing. Their yokes are forged tough and machined to tight tolerances, and this half shaft carries that same commitment to quality. The star tube profile distributes stress evenly while the heavy-duty spline connection handles shock loads that would damage lighter components. It’s built to work as hard as your operation demands.

Good to Know

This is the implement end of a complete driveline system, so you’ll need the matching tractor half to complete your setup. Clean the splines thoroughly before installation and apply a light coat of grease to prevent corrosion. When building custom drivelines, always measure twice and cut once – getting the length right the first time saves headaches later. Professional fabricators recommend trial-fitting everything before final assembly to ensure smooth operation through the full range of motion.