Description

When you’re pulling a loaded grain cart down a hill or maneuvering around the farmyard with a full loader bucket, your brakes need to work perfectly every time. These steel brake plates are the heart of your tractor’s wet brake system – they’re what actually creates the friction that stops your machine when you need it most. A worn set of brake plates means longer stopping distances and the kind of brake fade you don’t want when safety’s on the line.

What You’re Getting

High-quality steel construction that handles the heat and pressure of daily farm work
Sold as pack of 3 plates, with 6 required per tractor for complete brake service
Precision-manufactured 230mm diameter plates designed for consistent braking performance
Oil-immersed wet brake design that stays cooler and lasts longer than dry brake systems
Direct replacement for OEM specifications – no modifications needed

Built for Real Farm Work

These brake plates fit a wide range of tractors from utility models up to heavy-duty field machines. Whether you’re running a Massey Ferguson 165 for hay operations, a David Brown 1212 for tillage work, or a Valtra 8150 for heavy transport, these plates handle the demanding stop-and-go nature of agricultural work. These tractors see everything from loader work to road transport, and reliable brakes aren’t optional.

Made to Last

Wet brake systems like these run in oil, which means better heat dissipation and protection from dirt and moisture compared to dry brakes. The steel construction stands up to the constant cycling between engagement and release that comes with daily farm use. Quality materials ensure consistent friction characteristics that won’t fade under load or in hot conditions.

Good to Know

You’ll need both steel plates and bronze-faced plates to complete your brake rebuild – the steel plates work together with bronze friction plates in the brake pack. While you’re in there, it’s smart to check your brake actuator and seals since a complete brake service saves time and ensures everything works together properly. Always use the specified brake oil when refilling the system.