Clutch disc / 7 1/4" / 184 mm / Mitsubishi D1350 / D1550 / MT14 / MT15 / MT16 / MT1401 / MT1601 / HUHGCD_184/10T

10T clutch disc , with a diameter of 184 mm , hub height of 25 mm , inner diameter of 19.50 mm (measured between teeth) and 16.50 mm (measured with spline teeth) for Mitsubishi tractors of the Mitsubishi D1300, Mitsubishi D1350, Mitsubishi D1500, Mitsubishi D1550, Mitsubishi MT14, Mitsubishi MT15, Mitsubishi MT16, Mitsubishi MT160, Mitsubishi MT180, Mitsubishi MT1401, Mitsubishi MT1601, Mitsubishi MTE1800 series and others.

The clutch disc is the component responsible for transferring power from the engine (crankshaft) to the gearbox (clutch shaft). The disc consists of a splined hub mounted on the clutch shaft and a disc with springs and appropriately thick friction linings. The disc , pressed by the second clutch element, the pressure plate, uses the friction force (the lack of friction during power transfer) of these two elements to propel the tractor. The springs in the clutch discs are responsible for reducing vibrations generated during high engine speeds.

Dimensions :

• Outer diameter: 184 mm,
• Inner diameter: 25 mm (measured between cutter teeth), 19.50 mm (measured together with cutter),
• Hub height: 25 mm,
• Thickness: 8.30 mm,
• Number of cutters: 10T,
• Original part numbers: 32130-14300, 1120-1112-000, 1135-1111-010, 1982-1120-000,
• Comparison numbers: %C5% 82a-10t-7-14-184-mm-kubota-l175-l185-l200-l210-l1500-l1501-kubota-z750.html">6-05-100-04 .

Tractor models :

• Mitsubishi D1300,
• Mitsubishi D1350,
• Mitsubishi D1500,
• Mitsubishi D1550,
• Mitsubishi MT14,
• Mitsubishi MT15,
• Mitsubishi MT16,
• Mitsubishi MT160,
• Mitsubishi MT180,
• Mitsubishi MT1401,
• Mitsubishi MT1601,
• Mitsubishi MTE1800.

The first signs of clutch disc wear (wear) are clutch slippage, which makes it difficult or impossible to move the vehicle. The tractor fails to accelerate when the engine speed increases. The clutch disc can also show signs of wear if it is contaminated with oil. It is recommended to replace the disc along with the clutch pressure plate and release bearing, as all these components have comparable durability and wear at the same rate. Another sign of clutch disc wear is the inability to engage a gear.

Magazine : K18:A28

*The photos are for illustrative purposes only and may differ in detail from the delivered product due to differences in production over the years.