Brake Disc for Massey Ferguson 3000, 6100-6400 Series and Renault Ares 600 Series Tractors

Description

When your brakes start grabbing unevenly or you need more pedal pressure to get the stopping power you used to have, it’s time to look at your brake discs. Worn or warped discs can turn what should be a smooth, confident stop into a white-knuckle experience, especially when you’re hauling heavy loads or working steep ground where reliable braking isn’t just nice to have—it’s essential.

What You’re Getting

• 343mm diameter with 5mm thickness for proper heat dissipation and long service life
• 13-tooth spline design ensures positive engagement without slippage under heavy braking
• Precision-machined friction surfaces deliver smooth, progressive braking performance
• Heavy-duty construction built to handle the power and loads of modern high-horsepower tractors
• Direct replacement that installs without modifications or special tools

Built for Real Farm Work

This disc fits a wide range of your workhorse Massey Ferguson tractors, from the versatile 3000 series utility tractors through the powerful 6400 series row-crop machines. Whether you’re using your 6120 for loader work around the yard, taking your 6290 down the road between fields, or working steep terrain with a 6480, this brake disc provides the friction surface these modern tractors need for safe, reliable stops.

Made to Last

Farm tractors generate serious heat during heavy braking, and brake discs take the brunt of it along with contamination from hydraulic fluid, dust, and field debris. The 5mm thickness gives you plenty of material to handle repeated heating and cooling cycles while maintaining proper clearances, and the 13-tooth design transfers braking force without the slippage that can happen with worn splines.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement for your original equipment disc—just remove the old one and install the new. Clean the splines thoroughly before installation and check that your friction plates and separator plates aren’t worn or contaminated while you’ve got things apart. Replace brake discs in axle sets for even braking, and make sure to properly adjust your brakes after installation.