Posted by John M on October 11, 2018 at 05:23:13 from (104.129.204.55):
Morgans post below reminded me! Had a u joint go out on my brush hog and in the process it bent the yoke. Instead of trying to fix this one, Im just going to get a new one or at least get the section that connects to the tractor. The old one had the pin you have to push in to get it on the shaft, and my fingers just cant push it in anymore, so Im looking at one with the slip collar. My buddy has one hes willing to sell me, barely used, but its the CV joint type, and I would have to cut 6" off of it, which isnt a problem. Is there any advantage of the CV joint type over the Ujoint type, considering I only use the hog maybe twice a year for 10 - 12 hours each time? BTW, the one that got messed up was close to 30 years old, thats how little it gets used.
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