What is the price of a Splined Yoke 11 Push Pin and where can I get a quote from a UK supplier?

Pricing for the Splined Yoke 11 Push Pin depends on the bore diameter, surface finish specification, and order quantity. Unit costs decrease meaningfully at volume thresholds of 50, 100, and 500 pieces, so UK B2B customers — from independent farm workshops to national agricultural dealers — are encouraged to contact the sales team directly for a tailored price. The fastest route is to send your drawing, part number, or a brief written specification to [email protected]. Sample orders are accepted from a single piece at sample pricing, which allows OEM engineers and procurement teams to run first-article inspection and gauging before committing to a production run. Volume pricing is available from 50 pieces upwards, and annual blanket order arrangements can be discussed for UK customers requiring scheduled call-off deliveries across the season.

How do I know which splined yoke fits my tractor PTO shaft in the UK?

The correct splined yoke is determined by three parameters: shaft outer diameter, spline count, and the implement-side bore profile. Most UK tractors operating at 540 rpm use a 1-3/8 inch six-spline PTO output stub, while 1,000 rpm tractors typically use either a 1-3/8 inch 21-spline or a 1-3/4 inch 20-spline configuration. The Splined Yoke 11 Push Pin uses an eleven-spline involute bore profile and is designed for fitment at the implement end of the drive shaft — not directly onto the tractor PTO stub. If you are unsure of your shaft specification, measure the outer diameter of the splined section in millimetres, count the number of teeth around the circumference, and note the length of the splined engagement zone. Providing these three figures — along with your implement make and model if known — allows the technical team to verify the correct match and recommend the appropriate yoke configuration for your application.

What is the difference between a push-pin yoke and a bolt-on yoke for agricultural PTO shafts?

A push-pin yoke uses a spring-loaded ball-detent or captive pin mechanism built into the locking collar. To engage the shaft, the operator slides the yoke onto the splined section and the pin clicks into a groove automatically; to release it, a thumb press on the collar pin is all that is needed — the entire process takes under ten seconds and requires no tools. A bolt-on yoke, by contrast, uses a retaining bolt threaded through the yoke bore that must be loosened with a spanner before the shaft can be removed, typically adding three to eight minutes per implement change. For UK farm operations that switch between a mower, baler, power harrow, and spreader across a single working day, the cumulative time saving of push-pin yokes is substantial. The push-pin design is the preferred standard across the UK agricultural machinery sector and is generally specified for all new implement builds and replacement shaft assemblies where rapid changeover is a priority.

Can I order a custom-bore splined yoke with a non-standard spline count for an OEM agricultural implement built in England?

Yes, the manufacturing facility handles fully custom splined yoke profiles as a standard service for OEM customers. This includes non-standard spline counts, modified pressure angles, inch or metric bore dimensions, and altered yoke ear widths to match specific cross-bearing kits. UK-based implement manufacturers building specialist attachments — from precision seeders in East Anglia to stone buriers in the West Country — regularly submit 2D engineering drawings or ISO tolerancing specifications for review. The process begins with a no-obligation drawing review, followed by a first-article sample at low minimum quantity. Material traceability certificates (3.1 per EN 10204), full CMM dimensional reports, and CE Declaration of Conformity documentation are provided as standard with all OEM orders. Delivery of first-article samples is typically achievable within four to six weeks from drawing approval, depending on material and surface treatment specification.

How often should I grease the splined yoke on my PTO shaft during the UK harvest season?

During intensive seasonal use — such as the long daily shifts typical of UK cereal and root crop harvests — the splined yoke should receive a grease application every eight operating hours via the M6 grease nipple. In lighter-duty or intermittent applications, such as occasional hedge trimming or estate groundscare work, a weekly greasing schedule is adequate. Use a lithium-complex EP2-grade grease rated for high-speed rotating components; this grade is widely available from UK agricultural merchants and is compatible with the phosphate-and-oil surface treatment applied to the bore. Fretting wear at the spline flanks — the most common cause of premature yoke failure in British field conditions — is almost entirely preventable with consistent lubrication. Operators working in particularly wet or abrasive conditions across Scotland, Wales, and the north of England should consider reducing the interval to six hours during peak season to maintain a full grease film across the engagement surface.

Where can I find a reliable PTO drive shaft splined yoke supplier with fast delivery to the UK?

pto-drive-shafts.com supplies splined yoke components and complete PTO drive shaft assemblies to UK agricultural dealers, independent farm workshops, plant hire companies, and OEM manufacturers across England, Scotland, and Wales. Standard catalogue items — including the Splined Yoke 11 Push Pin — are held in inventory for prompt dispatch, with orders acknowledged on the same working day. Bespoke and non-catalogue parts are manufactured to a quoted lead time verified at the point of order. For urgent replacement requirements during harvest or planting seasons, the team can advise on available stock and expedited options. Contact [email protected] with your part requirement, drawing reference, or a description of the failed component, and the technical sales team will respond with pricing, availability, and estimated delivery to your UK address within one business day.