Rubber Coupling Disc Pad for 1310 Mower Drivelines

Description

When your mower starts making noise, vibrating more than usual, or the cutting deck doesn’t spin as smoothly as it should, that rubber coupling disc might be telling you it’s time for replacement. This small but crucial part sits between the tractor’s PTO and the mower’s driveline, absorbing shock and cushioning the power transfer that keeps your cutting blades spinning at the right speed.

What You’re Getting

• Precise 6-hole bolt pattern on 4-3/4 inch spacing that matches your 1310 mower setup perfectly
• Durable rubber construction that absorbs vibration and protects expensive driveline components
• Standard 7/8 inch bolt holes for secure mounting with common hardware
• 6-1/4 inch outside diameter with 2-3/16 inch center bore for proper shaft clearance
• Direct replacement design that installs without modifications or special tools

Built for Real Farm Work

This coupling pad is designed for 1310 series mowers commonly used on mid-size tractors for cutting hay, maintaining pastures, and general mowing operations. Whether you’re running a disc mower for hay production, maintaining fence lines, or keeping food plots trimmed, this rubber disc handles the constant power transfer while protecting both your tractor’s PTO and the mower’s gearbox from harmful shock loads.

Made to Last

The rubber compound is formulated to stay flexible through temperature changes while resisting the oils, fuels, and UV exposure that come with farm equipment operation. The reinforced construction handles the torque loads of mowing operations without tearing or losing its cushioning properties, even when you hit the occasional rock or stump.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward—just remove the old coupling by unbolting the six mounting bolts and slip the new one in place. Make sure both shaft ends are clean and properly aligned before tightening the bolts evenly. A little anti-seize compound on the bolt threads makes future service easier, and it’s smart to keep a spare on hand during mowing season.