85104C92

- CIH tractor models 4210, 4220, 4230, 4240, 485, 585, 685, 785, 885, 495, 695 and 795 also as XL models, and 745 only as S model

Technical specification of release bearing: Approx. dimensions: 101,6x60,2x21,28 mm Weight: 0.57 kg

When your clutch starts slipping under load or you're struggling to shift smoothly, it's time to get back to reliable operation. This complete 12-inch clutch kit restores smooth power transfer to your Case CX series tractor, eliminating the grinding and slipping that makes field work frustrating . Whether you're maneuvering in tight spaces or inching up to implements, a properly functioning clutch keeps you productive. What You're Getting Complete kit includes everything needed for a proper clutch job - pressure plate, friction disc, and release bearing 12-inch (300mm) pressure plate provides serious clamping force for reliable power transfer Precision-built components match OEM specifications exactly, ensuring proper fit without modifications Robust construction designed to withstand thousands of pressure cycles under demanding agricultural conditions Built for Real Farm Work This kit is designed specifically for Case CX50, CX60, and CX70 compact tractors - the versatile workhorses that handle everything from loader work around the barnyard to fieldwork in tight quarters. These tractors tackle serious workloads from pulling equipment to operating in confined spaces , and this clutch is built to handle that constant shifting and engagement you do during daily operations. Made to Last The heavy-duty construction handles heat better than standard components, resists glazing, and provides consistent engagement even under demanding conditions like constant loader work or pulling heavy implements . The design ensures proper function with standard tractor hydraulic systems while maintaining reliable performance season after season . Installation Notes This is transmission-out work that requires separating the transmission to access the clutch assembly . While you're in there, inspect the clutch fork and release mechanism, and apply appropriate grease to contact points during reassembly . Don't skip replacing the release bearing - worn components will quickly destroy your new clutch parts .