If you've noticed your clutch slipping during heavy pulls or the pedal feels different than it used to, it's probably time for a complete clutch overhaul. When that clutch starts acting up on your MF 165 or 188, you don't want to mess around with partial fixes—this complete kit gives you everything you need to get back to reliable power transfer that'll handle whatever work you throw at it. What You're Getting Complete kit with clutch disc, pressure plate assembly, release bearing, and spigot bearing—no hunting for individual parts 12-inch diameter design delivers the torque capacity your mid-range tractor needs for serious farm work Coarse splined disc with 10 splines locks securely to your transmission input shaft Organic friction material provides smooth engagement while handling the heat from heavy-duty applications Dual cover pressure plate spreads clamping force evenly, so you get consistent performance and longer component life Built for Real Farm Work This kit fits the popular MF 165 and 188 utility tractors that are workhorses on smaller to mid-sized operations. These tractors excel at the kind of varied farm tasks that demand reliable power—whether you're cultivating fields, cutting hay, running a loader around the farmyard, or pulling implements for planting season. They're the kind of tractors that get used for everything, so you need a clutch that can handle the constant shifting and varying loads. Made to Last The organic friction material in this kit is engineered for agricultural applications where smooth engagement matters as much as holding power. The dual pressure plate design eliminates hot spots that can cause premature wear, and the coarse spline configuration ensures positive engagement even when you're asking a lot from your transmission. Quality bearings included in the kit mean smooth clutch operation and reduced pedal effort. Good to Know This is a big job that requires splitting the tractor and proper alignment tools—definitely plan on some shop time. The kit weighs over 30 kilograms, so you'll want help handling it during installation. Make sure you verify your spline type before ordering since fine and coarse splined versions are available. Follow torque specs carefully on those pressure plate bolts, and plan on a 50-hour break-in period for best performance.