You would be surprised at how those old collars will come loose if you work on them a bit. Well worth the effort as shafts are very expensive. If it were me and I could not or would not free up the collar, I would take the old one to an ag service place that makes shafts to order and give him the measurements. I have all mine made at a place about 30 minutes from the farm. It is cheaper than TSC and they are a better fit. Pretty much anyplace there are farms, there are guys who can do this I would think. The advantage is that you do not replace the entire shaft...just the parts that do not work. They can shorten yours and put a new collar on it...save $$$. I have actually had my guy come back out from the shop and tell me he had freed up my collar when I could not budge it...$5-10. Shop around.
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