Description

When your transmission starts acting up—slipping under load, grinding between gears, or just not holding power like it should—worn clutch packs are usually what’s causing the trouble. You know that feeling when you’re pulling a heavy implement and the transmission just can’t seem to get a solid grip. This bronze disc clutch pack brings back that confident power transfer you need to get the job done right.

What You’re Getting

Bronze discs that handle heat way better than standard organic materials—no more burned-out clutches on hot summer days
Complete clutch pack assembly ready for professional installation during your transmission overhaul
Precision-made friction surfaces that grab smooth and positive, just like the day your tractor rolled off the lot
Heavy-duty construction that won’t slip or chatter under the high torque these big tractors put out
Direct replacement that meets original equipment specs—no modifications needed

Built for Real Farm Work

This clutch pack is made for the heavy-pulling work these tractors do best. Whether you’re running deep tillage with your Deutz Agrotron, working long days with a Case IH CS in the field, or handling demanding operations with your Fendt Favorit, this is the clutch pack that handles serious torque without complaint. It’s especially important for operations doing a lot of heavy pulling—manure spreading, deep ripping, or running big implements where transmission slip costs you time and fuel.

Made to Last

The bronze disc construction is what makes the difference here. Bronze stays consistent under heat and keeps its friction characteristics even when your transmission is working overtime. These discs won’t chatter, burn, or wear out prematurely like cheaper materials do when you’re really putting the power down.

Installation Notes

This is a complete transmission teardown job, so you’ll want an experienced tech with the right tools and torque specs. While you’ve got everything apart, it’s the perfect time to replace your transmission fluid and filters—might as well do it all at once. Take your time with the break-in procedures after installation to get maximum life out of these new discs.