12-Inch Dual Clutch Assembly for Valtra 700/800/900 Series Tractors

Description

When your clutch starts slipping under load or making that grinding noise during PTO engagement, it’s more than annoying—it’s lost productivity and potential damage to your transmission. Your Valtra tractor depends on its clutch system to smoothly transfer all that power from engine to ground, whether you’re pulling heavy tillage equipment or running a high-demand PTO application like a manure spreader or forage harvester.

What You’re Getting

• Complete dual clutch assembly with 12-inch (310mm) pressure plate for serious clamping power
• LUK quality construction built to handle the high horsepower these tractors put out
• Dual disc design divides load between two friction surfaces for smoother engagement and longer life
• Direct replacement for factory equipment—no modifications or adapters needed
• Includes all related components: PTO disc, clutch release bearing, bearings, and spigot

Built for High-Horsepower Work

This assembly fits the workhorses of the Valtra lineup—700, 800, and 900 series tractors that handle everything from heavy tillage to demanding PTO work. These are the machines you count on for deep ripping, manure spreading, chopping corn, or running big round balers. The dual clutch design is engineered specifically for tractors that regularly operate at high power levels where a single clutch would struggle.

Made to Last

This isn’t a budget clutch that’ll be slipping again next season. The LUK construction means precision manufacturing and materials that stand up to the heat, vibration, and heavy loads that come with serious farm work. The 310mm pressure plate provides the clamping force needed to handle your tractor’s full power output without slippage, while the dual disc setup spreads the workload for maximum durability.

Installation Notes

This is a complete clutch job requiring transmission removal—not a weekend project for most folks. Due to the 30+ kilogram weight, this assembly requires freight delivery and proper lifting equipment during installation. Many farmers schedule this work during winter maintenance to avoid downtime during busy seasons. Always check flywheel condition and replace if glazed or warped, as a bad flywheel will destroy even the best clutch quickly.