Description

When you press that clutch pedal and feel grinding, hear squealing, or notice it’s getting harder to shift gears, your throw out bearing is probably crying for help. This little component sits right between your clutch fork and pressure plate fingers, and when it starts going bad, it can turn every gear change into a wrestling match. A worn release bearing doesn’t just make operation miserable—it can damage your clutch fingers and leave you stuck in the field when there’s work to be done.

Key Features

Precision-engineered bearing provides smooth clutch disengagement without grinding or squealing
Sealed construction keeps grease in and dirt out, preventing premature failure in dusty farm conditions
Heavy-duty construction handles the constant cycling of clutch engagement during daily farm work
Direct replacement design installs just like the original equipment bearing
Quality materials resist wear from high temperatures and repeated use

Built for Real Farm Work

This release bearing is designed for agricultural tractors that see daily use in demanding conditions. Whether you’re running a utility tractor around the farmyard with frequent starts and stops, operating field equipment that requires constant shifting to match ground conditions, or doing loader work where you’re cycling the clutch all day, this bearing ensures smooth clutch operation when you need it most.

Made to Last

Farm equipment takes a beating, and clutch components are no exception. This bearing is built to handle the temperature swings, vibration, and dust that come with agricultural work. The sealed design keeps contamination out while maintaining proper lubrication, so it keeps working season after season without the noise and roughness that plague cheaper bearings.

Installation Notes

Replacing a throw out bearing requires splitting the tractor between the engine and transmission—this is typically major repair work best left to a qualified mechanic. While you’ve got everything apart, it’s smart to inspect the clutch disc, pressure plate fingers, and pilot bearing since they all work together. Always clean the input shaft thoroughly and apply a thin coat of high-temperature grease to the bearing contact points during installation.