Hand Brake Disc for Steyr 9000MT/CVT6000/CS Series & New Holland T7500s – 8 Per Tractor

Description

When your Steyr or New Holland tractor won’t hold securely on a slope or the parking brake lever takes all your strength to set, those worn brake discs are telling you it’s time for replacement. You don’t want to find out the hard way that your parking brake has given up when you’re parked on a hillside with implements attached. This replacement disc restores the reliable holding power that keeps your equipment right where you left it.

What You’re Getting

• Direct replacement for factory parking brake discs – no modifications needed
• 8 discs required per complete tractor replacement for proper function
• Precision-manufactured friction surface that grips when you need it to hold
• Heat-resistant construction that won’t fade from occasional dynamic braking
• Steel backing plate provides the structural strength to handle parking loads

Built for Real Farm Work

These discs fit the Steyr 9000MT series tractors that handle heavy field work, the CVT6000 models with their smooth power delivery, and the versatile CS series that work everything from hay fields to livestock operations. Your New Holland T7500s tractors get the same reliable parking brake performance that’s critical when you’re working on uneven terrain or need to secure equipment for maintenance.

Made to Last

The friction material on these discs is specifically formulated for parking brake duty where static holding power matters more than repeated stopping. Unlike worn discs that slip or glaze over, these maintain consistent grip without requiring excessive lever force. The steel construction handles the clamping loads without warping or cracking under pressure.

Installation Notes

Remember that 8 discs are needed per tractor – order enough for the complete job since mixing old and new discs creates uneven braking. Clean all the steel separator plates while you’re in there, and check for oil contamination that would prevent proper grip. A pro tip: if the hand brake still won’t hold after installing new discs, you’ve likely got a seal leak putting oil on the friction surfaces.