Clutch Pressure Plate for Tractor Engines with Flat Flywheel Step Design

Description

When your clutch starts acting up—slipping under load, chattering during engagement, or making gear changes a real battle—the pressure plate is often the culprit. Your clutch takes incredible abuse – engaging under full engine torque, slipping during loader work, and handling the shock loads of PTO engagement. When it wears out, you’ll notice slipping when pulling heavy loads, difficulty getting into gear, or that burning smell that means the friction disc is toast. This pressure plate features a flat flywheel step design that ensures proper contact and smooth operation.

What You’re Getting

• Flat flywheel step design provides even contact across the friction disc surface
• 6-spring pressure plate design provides optimal balance between clamping force and pedal effort, making these tractors comfortable to operate during extended work periods
• Heavy-duty construction handles the stress of modern farming demands
• Direct replacement that bolts right in without modifications
• Engineered to OEM specifications for proper fit and function

Built for Real Farm Work

These tractors are commonly used for diverse farming operations including small to medium-scale field cultivation, hay production, livestock management, orchard work, and general farm maintenance. The MF 35 and 135 models are particularly popular with hobby farmers, small farming operations, and specialty crop producers who need reliable, manageable equipment for tasks such as mowing, light tillage, planting, and loader work. Whether you’re running implements through tough ground or doing precise loader work around the farmyard, this pressure plate delivers consistent clamping force.

Made to Last

These replacement steel plates are manufactured to exact specifications with proper heat treatment to resist warping under extreme loads. The flat flywheel step design ensures even wear and prevents hot spots that can cause premature failure. This isn’t a budget part that’ll leave you stranded—it’s built to handle whatever your farm throws at it.

Installation Notes

Clutch replacement is a major job requiring tractor splitting in most models. This isn’t a quick repair – plan for proper shop time with appropriate splitting stands. Inspect the flywheel surface for hot spots, cracks, or severe wear – machining may be necessary. Check the pilot bearing and replace if worn. Always use a clutch alignment tool during installation and torque the bolts in a star pattern to specification.