Vomeks supplies shafts for Mitsubishi grader assemblies where spline wear, bending or damaged bearing seats interrupt power transfer. Identification is based on the exact assembly position and measurable shaft features.
Measure from fixed shoulders rather than damaged ends, and photograph splines, keyways, threads and oil holes. This improves comparison when the original number is missing.

CATEGORY | SHAFTS
APPLICATION | MITSUBISHI MG SERIES MOTOR GRADERS
SUPPLY TYPE | OEM-EQUIVALENT AFTERMARKET REPLACEMENT
INTERNATIONAL B2B PARTS SUPPLY
PARTIAL SHIPMENT ALLOWED
DOOR TO DOOR DELIVERY WITH TNT-FEDEX-UPS OR DHL AIR COURIER
DELIVER TO WORLDWIDE | Europe (All locations),North America (All locations), South America (All locations), Africa (All locations),Australia - Oceania (All locations),Asia (All locations)
Shafts carry torque through transmission, differential and tandem systems or support controlled movement in circle and linkage mechanisms. Their bearing seats and splines must remain aligned under load.
Twisted splines can follow shock loading, while a blue bearing seat may indicate overheating or loss of fit. A bent shaft can produce vibration, seal leakage and repeated bearing failure even when the visible gear remains intact.
Provide the shaft part number, total length, major diameters, spline or key details, thread size, bearing-seat dimensions and grader serial number. Indicate which end connects to the driving component.
Shaft sourcing commonly connects with gears, bearings, differential parts and oil seals.
Check shaft straightness, spline engagement and bearing fit before assembly. Misalignment or a loose housing can transfer abnormal load to the new shaft and repeat the original failure.
Send the part number or dimensional details and our team will review the correct supply route.
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