Clutch Release Bearing for Case IHC, Fiat/Same, Zetor, and Fendt Tractors

Description

When your clutch starts dragging, making noise, or just won’t disengage cleanly, there’s a good chance this little bearing is the culprit. The clutch release bearing takes a beating every time you push the clutch pedal, and when it starts to fail, you’ll know it – grinding sounds, hard shifting, or a clutch that just won’t let go when you need it to.

What You’re Getting

• Precise 65mm inner diameter, 102mm outer diameter, 25mm depth for exact OEM fit
• Sealed bearing construction keeps dirt and moisture out where it belongs
• Heavy-duty design built to handle the constant cycling of clutch operation
• Direct replacement that installs just like the original – no modifications needed
• Quality construction that handles the heat and stress of daily farm work

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing fits a wide range of European tractors including Case IHC models from the 23 through 95 series, Same tractors across multiple series from compact models up to the big field machines, Zetor tractors in the 2000 through 7000 series, and various Fiat/Someca and Fendt models. These are the workhorses you see running hay equipment, pulling planters, operating loaders, and handling everything from dairy chores to heavy field work.

Made to Last

Farm equipment clutches work hard, and this bearing is built to match that duty cycle. The sealed design keeps contamination out while the robust construction handles the constant pressure and movement that comes with operating a clutch under load. It’s designed to go the distance in conditions where failure means downtime you can’t afford.

Installation Notes

Getting to this bearing means splitting the tractor, so it’s typically a shop job unless you’ve got the right tools and experience. While you’re in there, it’s smart to check the clutch disc, pressure plate, and pilot bearing – worn release bearings often indicate other clutch components are due for replacement. A little high-temp grease on the input shaft splines makes installation smoother and prevents future issues.