Is there some place to pick these up at a reasonable price? These are ridiculously expensive everywhere I've seen them. These things can't have more than $10 worth of steel in them but they easy go for $100-200 depending on the length and beefiness. Seems like a whole lot to spend on a tube with a yoke on each end.
PTO shaft sources
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MadDog
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www.northerntool.com has a reasonable selection of pto drives of different lengths and yoke configurations and my memory is that the prices were at the lower end of what you indicated.
www.ccmmachinery.com also has a pretty extensive selection and prices vary depending on the application. Mark is very knowledgeable and a nice guy to deal with. He should be able to tell you what you need. His prices are very competitive.
Hope this helps
www.ccmmachinery.com also has a pretty extensive selection and prices vary depending on the application. Mark is very knowledgeable and a nice guy to deal with. He should be able to tell you what you need. His prices are very competitive.
Hope this helps
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You can also try Surplus Center or Agri-Supply.
www.agri-supply.com cheap they have everything if you dont see it call. There store is like the walmart of farming. there retail prices are cheaper than wholesale on most stuff I've been in the one in florence sc.
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TSC has them.. as well as JD dealrs. I'm sure part of the money is for liability insurance....
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