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Pressure Plate for Kubota M4700-M8200 Series Tractors

Original price was: $245.40.Current price is: $134.38.

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When your clutch starts slipping under load or you’re fighting to get clean gear shifts, a worn pressure plate is usually the culprit. This Tisco replacement pressure plate for your Kubota tractor brings back that solid clutch engagement you need to get work done – whether you’re pulling heavy implements or just need smooth shifts on the way to the next field.

What You’re Getting

  • 10-7/8 inch pressure plate assembly engineered for Kubota’s demanding clutch systems
  • Strong spring fingers that maintain proper clamping force on the clutch disc
  • Heat-treated construction resists warping under the high temperatures of field work
  • Direct replacement design fits your tractor’s flywheel and clutch housing perfectly
  • Quality manufacturing from Tisco – a trusted name in tractor clutch components

Built for Real Farm Work

This pressure plate handles the power output of Kubota’s popular M-series tractors – from the compact M4700 models perfect for hay operations up through the bigger M8200 machines that tackle serious tillage work. These are the workhorses you’ll find on dairy farms, crop operations, and custom applicators where reliable clutch performance keeps the operation running smoothly.

Made to Last

The pressure plate is what clamps your clutch disc against the flywheel, transferring all that engine power to your transmission. This one’s built with heavy-duty springs and precision-machined surfaces that handle the constant heat and pressure cycles of farm work. The quality steel construction resists the warping and finger wear that kills cheaper pressure plates.

Good to Know

Replacing a pressure plate means splitting your tractor between the engine and transmission – it’s a big job that most folks leave to their mechanic. While you’ve got everything apart, it’s smart to replace the clutch disc and release bearing too, since they all wear together. A quick tip: always have your flywheel resurfaced when installing a new pressure plate to ensure proper contact and long clutch life.