Description

When your power shuttle starts hesitating or won’t change direction smoothly, you’re not just losing efficiency—you’re losing your mind trying to get work done. A worn transmission clutch hub in your TL series tractor means power isn’t transferring properly from your engine to the wheels, creating that frustrating slip that robs you of efficiency when you’re trying to get work done. This replacement hub gets your power shuttle back to crisp, positive engagement so you can focus on the job instead of fighting your tractor.

What You’re Getting

Precision-machined hub designed specifically for New Holland TL power shuttle transmissions
Built to handle the constant cycling that comes with loader work and field operations
Restores smooth directional changes without the grinding or hesitation you’ve been dealing with
Quality materials that stand up to the heat and pressure inside your transmission

Built for Real Farm Work

This hub fits the popular TL70, TL80, TL90, and TL100 tractors that handle diverse tasks on modern farms. Whether you’re running a loader around the farmyard, working ground with implements, or doing roadside mowing, these versatile machines need transmissions that respond instantly when you move that shuttle lever. The power shuttle is what makes these tractors so efficient for tasks that require frequent direction changes.

Made to Last

Transmission clutches live in a tough environment – constantly bathed in hot oil while handling full engine torque. This hub is built from quality materials that resist the wear and heat cycles that come with real farm work. It’s engineered to maintain proper engagement pressure even after thousands of cycles through forward and reverse.

Installation Notes

Clutch hub replacement requires splitting the tractor, so measure your old stack height before disassembly to ensure proper clearances. This is a job for someone with transmission experience and the proper tools. While you’re in there, soak any new friction components in clean transmission fluid for at least 30 minutes before installation – they need to be saturated to work properly.