83956598

Number of discs needed / tractor model:- 5000 (1965-12/1968), 6610 (VO 2-speed), 7700 (1975-4/1977), 8210 (1982-) = 4 pcs- 5000 (1969-), 5600 (1975-), 5610 (1981-), 6600 (1975-), 6610 (1981-), 7600 (5/1977-), 7700 (5/1977-) = 2 pcs

Brake Disc Set E9NN2A097BA E6NN2N315AA for 1 Side of Ford New Holland Tractor Loader Note: Two sets are required if repairing both sides of the machine. Replace Part Number:E9NN2A097BA, E6NN2A097AA, D2NN2A097A, 83989830, E6NN2N315AA, C5NN2N315A, 87554525, 83956598Set Contents:4 Sintered Bronze Brake Discs that replace part number E9NN2A097BA.2 Steel Separator Plates that replace part number E6NN2N315AA. Applications: Fit For Ford New Holland Tractor:5610S, 532, 5000, 5100, 5110, 5200, 5610, 5640, 5900, 6410, 6500, 6610, 6640, 6710, 6810, 7000, 7010, 7100, 7200, 7410, 7500, 7610, 7710, 7740, 7810, 7840, 7910, 8010, 8240, 6610O, 6610S, 6640O, 6810S, 7600C, 7610O, 7610S, 7740O, 7810O, 7810S, 7840O Fit For Ford New Holland Loader: 750, 755, 755A, 755B, A62, A625, A64, D61, D62, D64

When your Ford tractor's brakes start feeling spongy or you notice uneven braking between left and right sides, worn brake discs are often the culprit. These steel brake discs are exactly what your 5000, 7000, or 600-700 series Ford needs to restore confident stopping power. Whether you're navigating steep hills with a full grain cart or maneuvering in tight spaces around the barn, reliable brakes aren't just convenient - they're essential for safety. What You're Getting Heavy-duty steel construction that handles the heat and pressure of field work Precise dimensions engineered to original Ford specifications for proper fit Set of 4 discs - enough to service one complete brake assembly per the spec sheet Direct replacement for original equipment - no modifications needed Compatible with both utility and row-crop models across multiple Ford series Built for Real Farm Work These brake discs fit a wide range of Ford tractors from the versatile 5000 and 7000 series all-purpose machines to the 600 and 700 series tractors. Whether you're using your 5600 for hay production, running a 7600 on row-crop work, or operating a 6700 for general farm duties, these are the same quality steel discs that came in your tractor from the factory. Made to Last Farm tractors see all kinds of conditions - from dusty harvest work to muddy spring fieldwork - and brake components take a beating. These steel discs are built to handle repeated heat cycles from heavy braking, resist warping under pressure, and maintain their friction surface through thousands of brake applications. Installation Notes Each tractor uses 4 discs per brake assembly as noted in the original spec. When replacing brake discs, it's smart to inspect your brake pads or shoes at the same time since worn discs often mean other brake components need attention too. A quick tip: if you're working on one side, go ahead and do both - brakes work best when they're matched.

When you're working long days in dusty conditions or dealing with muddy fields, your tractor's wet brake system takes a beating. The high-quality steel resists warping under heat and pressure, maintaining flat contact surfaces that are critical for consistent operation . If you've noticed grabbing, chattering, or reduced stopping power, worn brake discs are often the culprit. This steel brake disc gets your brakes working like they should again. What You're Getting Heavy-duty steel construction that handles the tough conditions your tractor sees every day Precision-machined surface that works smoothly with the friction material in your brake pack Smooth surface finish that allows proper friction disc engagement and prevents hot spots and warping Direct replacement that fits right into your existing brake assembly without modifications Built for Real Farm Work Your Ford 7610, 7710, and related series tractors are built for serious agricultural work where power and versatility matter. The dual power system gives you twice as many forward speeds without stopping, perfect for applications like heavy tillage where you might need underdrive torque multiplication in tough soil, then direct drive for transport. Whether you're pulling chisel plows through hardpan, operating PTO equipment at specific speeds, or handling loader work around the farmyard , reliable brakes are essential for safe operation and control. Made to Last These steel plates are engineered to handle the demanding job of transmitting power in wet clutch systems where they're constantly bathed in transmission oil. The high-carbon steel construction provides the hardness needed to resist wear while maintaining the smooth surface finish . They're built to handle the constant cycling and heat that comes with heavy farm work. Installation Notes When servicing, check all steel plates for warping, scoring, or excessive wear . This is typically an internal brake component that requires disassembly of the brake housing. If you're rebuilding your brake pack, it's smart to replace all the steel discs at the same time rather than mixing old and new components.