Heavy Duty Dual Clutch Kit for John Deere 850, 870, 900HC, 950, 970, 1050 & 1070 Series Tractors

Description

When you’re dealing with a clutch that’s slipping under load or won’t disengage cleanly, you know it’s time for a complete rebuild. A failing dual clutch doesn’t just make gear changes frustrating—it can leave you stuck in the field when there’s work to finish. This heavy-duty dual clutch kit gives you everything you need to restore smooth power transmission and reliable shifting to your John Deere compact utility tractor.

What You’re Getting

• Complete dual clutch assembly with 9-inch pressure plate and two friction discs for full system replacement
• Heavy-duty woven disc construction that handles the heat and stress of loader work and PTO operations
• Includes release bearing and pilot bearing so you’re not hunting for extra parts during installation
• Precision-engineered components designed specifically for the dual clutch system in these tractors
• All necessary hardware for a complete clutch overhaul in one convenient kit

Built for Real Farm Work

This dual clutch system is what makes John Deere’s 850 through 1070 series tractors so versatile around the farm. Whether you’re running a loader, mowing pastures, or handling general utility work, the dual clutch gives you independent control of the transmission and PTO. These compact utility tractors are workhorses that handle everything from feeding livestock to maintaining properties.

Made to Last

The heavy-duty woven disc material in this kit is built to handle the constant engagement cycles that come with loader work and frequent PTO use. Unlike lighter organic materials, woven construction resists glazing and maintains its grip even when things get hot. The precision-machined pressure plate ensures even clamping force across the disc surface for consistent performance.

Installation Notes

Dual clutch replacement requires splitting the tractor, so plan for proper shop time with appropriate stands and tools. Use the included pilot bearing to ensure proper alignment during assembly. Take your time during installation—proper disc alignment and torque specifications are critical for long service life. A break-in period of light operation helps the new friction materials seat properly.