PTO Overhaul Kit for Case IH 5088 5288 5488 7110 7120 7130 7140 Tractors

Description

When your PTO starts slipping, jerking, or making grinding noises during implement engagement, you know it’s time to rebuild that valve housing before a small problem becomes an expensive catastrophe. This complete overhaul kit gives you everything needed to restore your PTO’s hydraulic control system, getting you back to smooth, reliable power delivery when your implements need it most.

What You’re Getting

• Complete disc package with all friction materials and plates for proper clutch engagement
• Full gasket and o-ring set ensures tight seals and prevents costly hydraulic fluid leaks
• Designed specifically for 1259531 valve housing – direct replacement with no modifications
• Everything in one box so you’re not hunting for individual parts during rebuild

Built for Real Farm Work

This kit fits Case IH tractors that handle the heavy lifting on your operation – from the 5088 through 5488 utility tractors perfect for hay work and loader operations, up to the 7110-7140 workhorses that power your biggest implements. Whether you’re running a rotary cutter, operating a manure spreader, or pulling a grain cart during harvest, reliable PTO engagement is critical for getting work done on schedule.

Made to Last

PTO systems take a beating from constant engagement cycles and high torque loads. This kit uses quality friction materials and sealing components that handle the heat and pressure generated during heavy implement operation. The disc package provides consistent engagement without chattering or slipping, while the gaskets and o-rings maintain proper hydraulic pressure for years of reliable service.

Good to Know

Rebuilding a PTO valve housing isn’t a quick Saturday project – plan for transmission access and proper tools for hydraulic work. Clean everything thoroughly during disassembly and inspect the valve housing for wear or damage. Replace hydraulic fluid after rebuild and test engagement thoroughly before putting it back to work. If you’re not comfortable with hydraulic repairs, this is one job worth taking to a qualified shop.