Transmission Drive Plates for Case IH CS Pro Series Tractors

Description

When you’re shifting through gears or working the clutch in your Case CS110, CS120, CS130, or CS150, those drive plates inside your transmission are what keep power flowing smoothly from the engine to the wheels. These steel plates work alongside friction discs in your wet clutch pack to engage and disengage gears cleanly, giving you the smooth shifting that makes loader work and field operations so much easier.

What You’re Getting

• Set of 8 drive plates – exactly what your tractor needs for complete transmission service
• Precision-machined steel construction that handles high torque loads without warping
• Smooth surface finish ensures consistent engagement with friction discs
• Heat-treated material resists wear from constant oil immersion and pressure cycles

Built for Real Farm Work

Your Case CS Pro series tractor sees everything from light chores around the farmstead to heavy tillage work pulling wide implements. The Case CS series tractors (from the compact CS78 to the powerful CS150) are versatile workhorses on crop and livestock farms. These drive plates handle the demanding job of transmitting power in your wet clutch transmission where they’re constantly bathed in hydraulic oil.

Made to Last

These steel plates are engineered to handle the demanding job of transmitting power in wet clutch systems where they’re constantly bathed in transmission oil. The high-carbon steel construction provides the hardness needed to resist wear while maintaining the smooth surface finish that allows proper friction disc engagement. They’re built to dissipate heat effectively, preventing warping that would cause rough shifting.

Good to Know

Since these are sold as a set of 8, you’ll have exactly what you need for a complete transmission rebuild or clutch pack refresh. When replacing drive plates, it’s smart to inspect the friction discs too – worn plates usually mean the friction material needs attention as well. This is typically a job for someone comfortable with transmission work, as it requires splitting the tractor.