Double Clutch Kit with Cerametallic Disc for Landini 60-80 Series and Massey Ferguson 200 Series Tra

Description

When you’re running a Landini or Massey Ferguson tractor hard through the seasons—whether you’re pulling heavy implements, working with a loader, or handling those long days in the field—you need a clutch that can keep up. A slipping or chattering clutch isn’t just frustrating, it’s costing you time and potentially damaging your transmission. This LUK double clutch kit is built to handle the demands of serious farm work.

What You’re Getting

• 12-inch (310mm) double clutch setup designed for higher torque capacity than single clutch systems
• Cerametallic disc facing offers superior heat resistance and longer wear life than standard organic material
• LUK pressure plate provides consistent clamping force and smooth engagement under all conditions
• 14-spline configuration with 40mm spline diameter ensures proper transmission connection
• Complete kit approach—no mixing and matching parts from different manufacturers

Built for Real Farm Work

This kit fits a wide range of mid-size tractors from both Landini and Massey Ferguson that are real workhorses on farms across the country. Your Landini 60, 70, or 80 series tractor, or that dependable MF 200 series machine, handles everything from cultivation and planting to hay work and loader operations. These are the tractors you count on day in and day out for the bulk of your farm’s work.

Made to Last

The cerametallic disc material handles heat better than organic facings, which means it’ll keep working even when you’re working your tractor hard. LUK’s engineering ensures this clutch will engage smoothly and hold power reliably, season after season. The double clutch design spreads the load across more friction surface, reducing wear and extending service life.

Good to Know

This is a heavy-duty kit—over 30kg—so plan accordingly for delivery and installation. The double clutch setup requires more careful alignment during installation, so take your time or have your mechanic handle it. The cerametallic disc may feel slightly different during the break-in period compared to an organic disc, but it’ll smooth out after the first few hours of operation.