Description
There’s nothing worse than being out in the middle of a big field and feeling your clutch start to slip or grab rough. When you’re pressing the pedal and the tractor’s not responding like it should, or you’re hearing grinding noises during engagement, it’s time to get that clutch sorted out before you’re stuck watching the weather from the shop instead of getting work done.
What You’re Getting
- Complete single-disc assembly with all the parts you need—no hunting around for individual components
- 11-inch clutch disc with rigid drive design that transfers power efficiently to your transmission
- 10-spline configuration fits your tractor’s input shaft perfectly for smooth engagement
- New release bearing and pilot bearing included so you’re not reusing worn parts
- Clutch alignment tool included to get everything lined up right the first time
Built for Real Farm Work
This kit is designed for those reliable Ford New Holland utility tractors that handle everything from bush hogging and hay work to loader operations and general farm chores. Whether you’re running a smaller farm with a 2000 series tractor or working with one of the bigger 4000 series machines, these tractors need a clutch that can handle regular engagement under load without letting you down during busy seasons.
Made to Last
The organic friction material in this kit is built to handle the heat cycles that come with farm work, and the balanced pressure plate delivers even clamping force across the disc. TISCO doesn’t cut corners on clutch components because they know what happens when critical drivetrain parts fail during harvest or planting season.
Installation Notes
This is a job for someone comfortable with transmission work—you’ll need to split the tractor and have the right tools. Use that alignment tool that comes with the kit; it makes all the difference in getting the disc centered properly. Take your time with the setup, and you’ll have a clutch that engages smoothly and holds strong for years to come.
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