Steel Clutch Disc for Ford New Holland 40 Series and TS Series Power Shuttle Transmission

Description

When your power shuttle starts acting up—slipping between forward and reverse or giving you that dreaded hesitation when you need to change direction fast—worn steel discs in your clutch pack are usually the culprit. This steel disc works with the friction discs to give you that instant, crisp direction change you count on during loader work or when maneuvering tight spaces around the barn.

What You’re Getting

• Precision-ground steel surface for smooth clutch engagement every time
• Heat-treated construction that resists warping under constant shuttle use
• Exact thickness specs to maintain proper clutch pack clearance
• OEM-quality replacement that restores factory performance
• Built to handle the repeated cycling your power shuttle dishes out

Built for Real Farm Work

This steel disc is essential for tractors doing back-and-forth work like loader operations at the feed bunk, cleaning barns, or moving hay bales in tight quarters. Your 40 series or TS series tractor’s power shuttle lets you flip between forward and reverse without using the main clutch, which saves wear on your left leg and keeps you productive during those long barn-cleaning sessions.

Made to Last

Steel clutch discs take incredible punishment in power shuttle systems—they’re constantly squeezed and released dozens of times per hour during loader work. This disc uses high-grade steel with precision surface finishing to ensure proper hydraulic flow and heat dissipation. When these discs wear thin or warp from heat, you’ll notice slipping or harsh engagement that makes precise work impossible.

Good to Know

Never replace just one disc when rebuilding your power shuttle clutch pack—always do the complete set of steel and friction discs together for best results. Check your hydraulic fluid and filter first if you’re having shuttle problems, as dirty oil causes more issues than worn discs. When reassembling, maintain the proper steel-friction-steel stacking order and soak new friction discs in hydraulic fluid before installation.