Walterscheid 2580 CV Tractor Half Shaft

Walterscheid 2580 CV Tractor Half Shaft, 1-3/8"-21Spl. 51MM Star Shaped Shaft (German)

The A-WT58482A Walterscheid 2580 CV Tractor Half Shaft is a premium, heavy-duty constant velocity driveline designed to deliver smooth, reliable power transfer in demanding PTO applications. Built to German engineering standards, this shaft features a 51mm star-shaped S4GA tube profile and a 1-3/8" 21-spline tractor connection, making it ideal for high-angle and variable load conditions where standard shafts struggle. With a 48" center-to-center length and compatibility across multiple equipment brands, it’s a dependable replacement option that keeps your equipment running smoothly—without the chatter, vibration, or surprises.

Key Features / Specifications

• Model / Part Number: A-WT58482A
• Brand: Walterscheid
• Product Type: Constant velocity (CV) tractor half shaft
• Series / Size: 2580 Series
• Shaft Profile: 51mm star-shaped tube (S4GA)
• Connection (Tractor End): 1-3/8" – 21 spline with AS lock
• Length (C-to-C): 48 inches (1210 mm)
• Design: Constant velocity driveline for smooth power transfer at varying angles
• Construction: Precision-engineered components for durability and long service life
• Compatibility: Fits Walterscheid WWE & WWZ Series 2580
• Tube Style: S4GA profile for strength and efficient torque transfer
• Installation Note: May require cutting to proper length—ensure proper overlap to prevent bottoming out
• Replacement For:
  • W2580TR121002-A (Walterscheid OEM)
  • John Deere: PM93-14607951, PM93-14617955
  • Ford: A-84819732
  • Rhino: A-00760665
  • Lilliston: A-50015422
  • Additional cross references available

Ideal For

• PTO-driven implements requiring smooth operation at higher angles
• Agricultural equipment like mowers, balers, and spreaders
• Replacing worn or damaged CV drivelines with a high-quality alternative
• Operators needing reduced vibration and longer driveline life
• Anyone who wants their PTO system running smooth and quiet instead of sounding like it’s negotiating with itself