Description

When your clutch starts making that grinding noise or won’t disengage cleanly, there’s a good chance your release bearing is calling it quits. A failing release bearing doesn’t just make unpleasant sounds—it can leave you stuck in gear at the worst possible moment or damage expensive clutch components that cost way more to replace than this bearing.

What You’re Getting

Sealed bearing construction keeps dirt and moisture out of the internal components
Smooth operation that eliminates grinding and ensures proper clutch disengagement
Durable materials engineered to handle constant rotation under heavy loads
Direct replacement that restores factory clutch performance and feel

Built for Real Farm Work

This release bearing serves the demanding job of engaging and disengaging your clutch countless times during field operations. Whether you’re shifting through gears while cultivating, operating the PTO for implement work, or doing loader duties around the farmyard, this bearing handles the constant cycling that comes with agricultural work. It’s designed to maintain smooth operation even under the dusty, high-vibration conditions that tractors face daily.

Made to Last

Agricultural clutch bearings take serious abuse—constant rotation, temperature swings, and contamination that would destroy ordinary bearings. This replacement uses quality materials and sealed construction to resist the wear and contamination that cause premature failure. The sealed design prevents the dirt and moisture intrusion that commonly kills release bearings in farm environments.

Good to Know

Replacing a release bearing typically requires splitting the tractor, so it’s smart to inspect your clutch disc and pressure plate while you’re in there. If you’re hearing noise from the clutch area, don’t wait—a failed release bearing can damage other clutch components and turn a simple bearing replacement into a complete clutch rebuild.