Heavy Duty PTO Clutch Disc for Massey Ferguson Tractors with 25 Spline Configuration

Description

When your PTO won’t engage properly or starts slipping under load, you know it’s time to replace that worn clutch disc. This heavy-duty 10-inch PTO disc is built to handle the demanding torque requirements of your Massey Ferguson, whether you’re running a batwing mower, operating a grain elevator, or powering a hay baler. The 25-spline configuration ensures a secure connection that won’t slip when you need reliable PTO power.

What You’re Getting

• 10-inch diameter with heavy-duty construction for high-torque applications
• Fine splined 9 1/2″ x 1 5/8″ hub with 25 splines for secure power transmission
• Rigid disc design handles constant engagement cycles without warping
• Quality friction material resists heat buildup and glazing from repeated use
• Direct replacement fits like the original – no modifications needed

Built for Real Farm Work

This PTO disc fits a wide range of Massey Ferguson tractors from compact utility models up through the bigger row-crop machines. These tractors are the workhorses you’ll find on farms running everything from rotary cutters and post hole diggers to grain handling equipment and feed mixers. Whether you’re maintaining pastures, harvesting crops, or handling livestock operations, this disc delivers the reliable PTO power you need.

Made to Last

Farm PTO work is tough on clutch components – constant cycling, high torque loads, and the heat that comes with heavy-duty operation. This disc uses quality friction materials that resist the glazing and cracking that kills cheaper parts. The rigid construction maintains proper engagement even after thousands of cycles, while the heavy-duty splines handle the shock loads that come with PTO work.

Installation Notes

PTO clutch replacement requires splitting the tractor, so plan for proper shop time with appropriate equipment. While you’re in there, check your pressure plate for heat damage and replace the release bearing if it’s showing wear. The fine spline configuration is critical – make sure you’re getting the right spline count for your specific tractor model.