Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Albero Cardanico per Trattore, 34,9 mm, Albero di Trasmissione Cardanico Estensibile T4 con Estremità Scanalata Rotonda, 1000-1400 mm, per Macchine Agricole, Tosaerba

Came as expected EV use good quality

This is a quality shaft for the money. It is working out great.

It seems to be pretty good quality and was delivered on time!

VERY GOOD

It’s worked just fine.

This was a highly expensive part elsewhere. Fast delivery…………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

Worked great for a 3 point tiller

I was very skeptical about this at first because I had just bought the same sized one from Tractor Supply Co and it cost over $450, but when I found this one from Vevor for under a $100 I didn’t think it could be good. I went ahead and bought it as a backup. Turns out I twisted the one I had from TSC and had to use this one a day after I got it. I mowed over 80 acres with this PTO shaft and hit some hard objects like trees and brush. It survived! Not only did it survive it is perfect. I thought for sure it would be bent and twisted. It wasn’t. It still telescopes in and out perfectly. Blew off the debris and it’s perfect. I cannot emphasize enough that this held together perfectly when the other one didn’t for 1/5 the price. If you’re in doubt just try this one out.

The PTO shaft - was my first order through Vevor - everything about the order was perfect; the pricing was amazing (1/2 the price), it was shipped quickly without damage. The forks are strong and fit over the lip of the tractor bucker well - their is a minor manufacturing flaw and a design flaw: One of the tightening bolts threaded connector to the fork is welded incorrectly causing the side of the bolt to rub against the side of the fork bolt chase see image). The fork screw -down clamp bolts look like they are supposed to have flat contact surface that 'should' allow the bolt to tighten without causing the round contact surface to 'walk' on the bucket. This is a problem and a better contact point could easily be designed that would not walk on the bucket surface (a design that would allow the bolt to tighten without the contact surface turning with it). However, with that said, I greased the bolt into the nut/contact surface and left the bolt about 3/8" from the contact plate which allows for the contact surface to better seat while tightening down the bolt - the contact surface still walks on the bucket, but not as much.

Came in quick, was a direct replacement