AL28860

If you've ever been in the middle of a big job when your clutch starts slipping under load or won't release cleanly, you know how frustrating it can be. This complete dual clutch kit brings back the smooth power transfer and crisp shifting your John Deere had when it rolled off the lot. With a heavy-duty cerametallic disc and quality LUK components, it's built to handle whatever you throw at it. What You're Getting LUK pressure plate with proven diaphragm design that maintains consistent clamping force 13-inch (330mm) cerametallic disc with 5-paddle design for superior grip and heat resistance Manual release bearing that eliminates adjustment hassles and provides smooth operation 45 x 27 spline hub machined for precise fit on your transmission input shaft Complete kit design saves you from hunting down individual components Built for Real Farm Work This clutch kit fits the workhorse John Deere 40, 50, and 55 series tractors that have been the backbone of many farming operations for decades. Whether you're running a 2140 on loader duty, pulling heavy tillage equipment with a 3050, or handling hay operations with a 2955, these tractors see serious work. The dual clutch design gives you smooth power transfer for both the transmission and PTO operations. Made to Last The cerametallic disc material is a step up from standard organic facings - it handles heat better, resists glazing, and maintains its grip even under demanding conditions. LUK components are built to OEM specifications, so you're getting the same quality that came in your tractor originally. At over 30kg, this is serious equipment that's designed to handle the torque and abuse these tractors dish out. Installation Notes This is a tractor-splitting job that requires proper equipment and workspace - plan accordingly. The kit includes everything you need except the alignment tool, which is essential for proper disc centering. Take time to inspect the flywheel for hot spots or glazing while you're in there, and don't forget to check your pilot bearing. Proper break-in is important - avoid heavy loads for the first few hours to let everything seat properly.