Replacement of Weasler PTO Shaft Replacement With overrunning clutch - Size: F24, AW35, AW35S - Lz (mm): 860 - Profile pair: G5/G6

Further information

universal joint size A profile (mm):

32 x 76

Universal joint size B profile (mm):

32 x 76

Size:

F24, AW35, AW35S

Tractor version:

1 3/8" 6 splines

Implement version:

1 3/8" 6 splines

Lz (mm):

860

Connection:

Overrunning clutch

Profile:

With lemon profile

Profile pair:

G5/G6

Model:

PZ 100 G, PZ 110 G, PZ 140 G, PZ 150 G, PZ 190 G

Type:

With overrunning clutch

Locking system:

Push-pull lock/push-pull lock

Additional information:

Operating instructions included

Weight:

18.89?kg

Service-Center form:

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Key Features of PTO Shaft

1. Shaft Material: PTO shafts are typically made of high-strength steel, which provides durability and resistance to bending and torsional forces.
2. Telescoping Design: PTO shafts often feature a telescoping design, allowing them to extend and retract to accommodate different distances between the tractor and the implement. This feature ensures proper alignment and engagement of the PTO driveline.
3. Safety Devices: PTO shafts are equipped with safety devices to prevent accidents and injuries. These may include a shear bolt or a slip clutch system that disengages the shaft in case of overload or sudden stops, protecting the tractor and implement from damage.
4. Splined Connections: PTO shafts have splined connections at both ends, allowing for easy attachment to the tractor PTO output shaft and the implement input shaft. Splines ensure a secure and reliable power transfer while enabling quick detachment for maintenance or changing implements.
5. Guarding: PTO shafts are typically covered with a protective guard or shield. The guard prevents contact with rotating components, reducing the risk of entanglement or injury. It is crucial to ensure that the guard is properly installed and maintained for safe operation.
6. Lubrication: PTO shafts require regular lubrication to minimize friction and wear. They may have grease fittings or other lubrication points that should be serviced according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
7. Torque Rating: PTO shafts are designed to handle specific torque loads based on the power requirements of the implements they are intended to drive. It is essential to select a PTO shaft with a torque rating suitable for the application to ensure reliable and efficient operation.
8. Maintenance: Regular maintenance is necessary to keep the PTO shaft in good working condition. This includes inspecting for wear, checking lubrication, tightening connections, and replacing any damaged or worn components.

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Structure of PTO Shaft