PTO shaft.....error error error

[Shuboxlover 482]

Well, I was tilling the garden this evening with the D-160 and all of a sudden the tiller stopped, first I thought the belt broke (BTW, anyone have a dimension of the PTO belt?) Anyway, looked back and saw the driveshaft hanging there **%&#$!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Can I get a new one???

Can I get it rebuilt???

What are my options???

Thanks

[1maidenfan 202]

Ebay has one for $500 or did !

That is the only one I have seen for sale.

On the second pic is that jb weld repair?

Find you a GOOD machine shop, they might be able to help.

Any way , good luck. :handgestures-thumbupleft:

[Shuboxlover 482]

Second pic is where is wore the yolk...no JB!!!

I'm going to take it to our local drive-shaft/radiator shop and see what they can do, a couple years ago they put U-joints in my 56' and it only cost me $18. Hopefully I can get lucky like that again.

I do know that I'm NOT going to spend $500 on one!!!

[SousaKerry 503]

I'm no expert on D series stuff bit I would start at your local farm store chances are you can at least get the yokes and have them welded to the original shafts

[B-100 Dan 7]

Tractor Supply should have just what you need, and a weld shop to weld the new parts to the shaft. Good Luck.

[diesel cowboy 263]

The cross apears to be a Weasler W series. The pin should be 9/16 and from the end of one pin to the end of the other pin should be 2 13/32. If it is somebody that deals with weasler or a place like TISCO (tractor implement supply company) or A&I should be able to get them. Its a category O pto part so not many people have them and the tractor supply that i go to doesnt carry cat. O parts and when I asked about them I was told if they dont have it they cant get it. If you dont have any luck finding parts let me know and I can see what it would cost from tisco as I am a dealer for them or see if I can find out if there is a tisco dealer near you as I'm in MA. They also list both yokes that you have in the first picture. Hope this helps

[JackC 617]

There are lots of sources for universal joints.

Check out all the ones on eBay.

A machine shop should be able to replace the u joint or fix it.

[Shuboxlover 482]

Well, I'm up and running....I ended up upgrading the knuckle to a "true" u-joint.....fully greasable, serviceable, AND replaceable.

I donated some of the parts for the rebuild.....it ended up costing me $65. Better than the $130 it would of if I didn't have some parts to donate to it.

Now I'm just worried about the rear one