Italian style pto tubes

[WillyBill]

Where can I get Italian style inner and outer pto tubes? I need series 2 (or B2). I’ve got to lengthen a Binacchi pto shaft. I need 20 inches of each. I can cut to the exact length I need.
Bill

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

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[TheOldHokie]

Where can I get Italian style inner and outer pto tubes? I need series 2 (or B2). I’ve got to lengthen a Binacchi pto shaft. I need 20 inches of each. I can cut to the exact length I need.
Bill
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I would just buy a complete shaft - $150 or less and done.

Dan

 

[mikester]

Try going to your local tractor dealership, they tend to stock various tubes

 

[dgtvrpepair]

Look at tractor supply. They make an extension for about 30.00. Best to put it on the end of the shaft that goes in the implement.

 

[mikester]

Look at tractor supply. They make an extension for about 30.00. Best to put it on the end of the shaft that goes in the implement.

The only issue with this plan is it adds another wobble point. Tubes are cheap and easy to replace.

 

[WillyBill]

Local dealers could order tubes but didn’t have any in stock. I wound up buying a complete Weasler series 3 assembly at Rural King and cutting it down. This way I’ll have an intact guard on the shaft.
Bill

 

[gbaker53]

Local dealers could order tubes but didn’t have any in stock. I wound up buying a complete Weasler series 3 assembly at Rural King and cutting it down. This way I’ll have an intact guard on the shaft.
Bill

Really miss Rural King, when I was in Missouri, it was my first place to shop for anything for the tractor. Bought all the hydraulic parts to make the FEL for the L185DT. Here in NC, they recently opened the first store here but it is about 2 hours drive. Don’t know if or when they might
open one near me, on the coast. We do have a lot of farmers in my area. My other son in law and his brother farm over 10,000 acres each year. They own about half of the land and lease the rest.
Tabacco, the cash crop, corn, soybeans, cotton, and wheat. Really nice living in the country surrounded by woods and fields. I can see my neighbor but he is about 1/2 mil away.