Clutch Pedal Return Spring for Deutz Agrofarm and Agroplus Series Tractors

Description

If you’ve noticed your clutch pedal isn’t springing back like it should or feels mushy when you’re shifting gears, a worn clutch pedal spring is likely the culprit. Your clutch pedal sees action every time you shift, shuttle between forward and reverse, or ease into gear with a heavy load. Whether you’re inching up to implements for hookup, feathering the clutch while loading, or making countless shifts during fieldwork, this pedal provides the control and feel you need for smooth operation. This replacement spring restores that crisp pedal return you need for precise clutch control during long days in the field.

What You’re Getting

• Proper spring operation reduces clutch pedal effort, improves shift quality, and extends clutch component life significantly.
• Durable construction designed to handle the constant cycling of farm work
• This spring ensures the release bearing carrier fully retracts when the clutch pedal is released, eliminating continuous bearing contact with the pressure plate fingers.
• Direct replacement that restores factory pedal feel and operation

Built for Real Farm Work

This spring fits Deutz Agrofarm and Agroplus series tractors—utility machines that handle everything from loader work to field operations. Whether you’re running fence line maintenance, hay operations, or general farm chores, these tractors depend on smooth clutch operation for all-day productivity and operator comfort.

Made to Last

This replacement uses quality materials and proper spring rates to handle the constant cycling and vibration that comes with agricultural work. It’s engineered to absorb those engine pulses without breaking down under the stress of daily operation. The spring maintains proper tension through thousands of clutch cycles without losing its protective capability.

Good to Know

Always replace return springs when installing new clutch components to ensure balanced operation. Installation typically happens during clutch service work since you’ll need to access the clutch linkage. While you’re in there, it’s a good time to inspect other clutch components like the release bearing and clutch fork for wear.