54325

15.38 X 1.54 10h Hyd Rtr Part number : HDR943 Cross Reference: : OTHER : 013001026, 72309, E12588025, 0700173S1, 07-00173-S1, 10019996, 10020611, 10080762, 153125937, 153.125937, 2599937C91, 39004820, 390.048.20, 54325, 54325F, 54325P, BD8322, E14738, E-14738, FHDI00117, GFR19996G, R4483020 Product Class: Disc Brake Rotor

When your telehandler's transmission shaft starts acting up, you know you're in for trouble. That clunking sound coming from underneath means your machine's about to cost you time and money. This telescopic drive shaft adjusts from 278mm to 360mm to handle all the movement your Manitou needs while keeping power flowing from the transmission to the wheels. What You're Getting Telescopic design that extends and compresses smoothly through its full range Heavy-duty construction built to handle full engine torque without breaking Precision-balanced to eliminate vibration at any operating speed Sealed joints that keep grease in and farm debris out Direct replacement part that fits without modifications or adapters Built for Real Farm Work Your Manitou telehandler handles everything from loading feed wagons to stacking hay bales to moving pallets around the yard. Whether you're running a compact MLA for tight barn work or a heavy-duty MT for serious lifting, they all depend on reliable power transmission. This shaft handles the constant articulation, extension, and uneven terrain that comes with telehandler work. Made to Last Telehandler transmission shafts take a beating that regular tractor parts never see. This replacement is built with quality materials and sealed joints to handle the angles, vibration, and contamination that come with farm life. The telescopic feature means it adjusts automatically as your machine moves through its suspension travel. Installation Notes You'll need to safely support the machine and work underneath - never trust just the parking brake for this job. Mark the old shaft's orientation before removal since proper phasing prevents vibration. The shaft compresses during installation, so make sure it moves freely through its full range once installed.