Does This Exist - PTO/Clutch Shaft Question

[Spudland_Dave]

I'm in need of what is apparently a "Special" PTO shaft/clutch combo.
What I'm in need of is a PTO Shaft with an integral Yoke type clutch like this:

The clutch end needs to be 1 3/8" with a Keyway ....obviously on the tractor end it needs to be a 1 3/8" 6-Spline QA.

Because this is for a "Ground Engagement" device, I'd like a clutch if possible...but if I cant find what I need I think I'll just have no choice but to go with a shear pin setup... I've searched every page on the internet for the past 2 months to no avail....

Anybody have any ideas?

 

[banjodunn]

G'day if you check out the BareCo site you will find they have a huge range of different shafts/clutches/adapter couplings i would be surprised if they did not have what you want if not you may have to get an adaptor and get it machined to suit good luck



Jon

 

[Spudland_Dave]

G'day if you check out the BareCo site you will find they have a huge range of different shafts/clutches/adapter couplings i would be surprised if they did not have what you want if not you may have to get an adaptor and get it machined to suit good luck
Jon

Jon,
Thanks for the heads up, I spent a half an hour pouring thru the Bare-Co website and couldnt find what I was looking for...that pic I posted is actually from the BareCo site...
Last option was having one machined...but before I do that I may just say to heck with it and go with a shear pin instead.

 

[kenstrac]

Another option would be to get a PTO shaft that fits the implement and get the slip clutch that attaches to tractor PTO you could always use it for other attachments.

 

[zzvyb6]

My local TSC has had these off and on. They also have the separate slip clutch. However, I needed to buy a new prop shaft for it, because the extra 12" of the clutch requires a shorter connector.

 

[Thumper & Buttercup]

I also saw these at TSC, but Woods uses the same setup if you don't have a TSC nearby. Hope this helps.

 

[Spudland_Dave]

I also saw these at TSC, but Woods uses the same setup if you don't have a TSC nearby. Hope this helps.

I'm literally a mile away from our new TSC...Its been open for a few weeks, but the official grand opening is this weekend...10% off everything in the store.
Only issue with putting the TSC Clutch/Shaft on the tractor side is its not a Quick-Disconnect, its the 2 bolt "Pinch" type...

 

[MFRED]

Check with the local dealer that has a reputation for having stuff. A dealer with a PTO shaft selection should be able to take care of you. I've seen all kinds of add on slip clutches that fit various yokes. With a little research you should be able to make it work.

 

[Thumper & Buttercup]

Hey Dave,

My S106 Woods Ditch Bank mower has one that is right before the mower, I know they are pricey but it might be what you are looking for, it does have the quick connect on the tractor end.

 

[Stimw]

Check with Burden Sales Surplus Center - Hydraulics, Engines, Electrical and More I've seen them in their catalog.

 

[Soundguy]

My local TSC as well as most of the local tractor dealers have a variaety of slip clutches and pto shafts setting on their shelves.

soundguy

 

[atgreene]

I was at the new Oxford TSC yesterday, they had one on the shelf. I assume that is the new one near you?

Good luck.

 

[Spudland_Dave]

I was at the new Oxford TSC yesterday, they had one on the shelf. I assume that is the new one near you?

Good luck.

I went to the Oxford store 2-3 times a day this past weekend..LOL...

The one on the shelf has 1 3/8" 6-Spline on the Clutch end...

 

[bjr]

Agri-Supply will have a smooth bore clutch shaft assembly the thing is after you get it you may have to take to a machine shop and have broached for a key and that shouldn't cost a great deal. Know what HP rating you'll need to get the correct size or number shaft and clutch. bjr

 

[Spudland_Dave]

Agri-Supply will have a smooth bore clutch shaft assembly the thing is after you get it you may have to take to a machine shop and have broached for a key and that shouldn't cost a great deal. Know what HP rating you'll need to get the correct size or number shaft and clutch. bjr

Yeah thats my plan of last resort...see I have to travel 300 miles north to have my stuff machined. Yes there are machine shops down here but they either treat me like I dont know what I'm talking about (My job requires me to be professional looking) or charge me stupid money....I know theres some locals on here, so if you know of good machine shops or people who do machining on the side, I'd love to know where they hide....

 

[larso1]

Dave, have you seen all the PTO adapters at Hub City? Check them out in the link:

Hub City Inc -