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Clutch Release Bearing for Zetor Tractors

Original price was: $106.86.Current price is: $78.30.

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When your clutch starts dragging or won’t fully disengage, it’s usually not the pressure plate or disc that’s giving you trouble—it’s that hardworking release bearing. This small but critical component sits right in the middle of your clutch system, and when it fails, you’ll know it. The release bearing completes the clutch system, ensuring proper disengagement and smooth shifting, and without a good one, you’re stuck grinding gears or unable to shift at all.

What You’re Getting

  • Precision-engineered clutch release bearing provides reliable clutch operation designed specifically for Zetor tractors
  • Sealed construction prevents dirt and moisture contamination that commonly destroys bearings in farm environments
  • Smooth operation that eliminates clutch chatter and grinding noises during shifting
  • Restores smooth clutch operation, eliminating grinding noises and ensuring proper clutch disengagement

Built for Real Farm Work

This bearing fits Zetor tractors across their model lineup—machines known for simple, reliable operation in everything from general farm work to heavy field operations. Whether you’re shifting gears while working ground, engaging the PTO for implement work, or making frequent stops and starts during hay season, this bearing handles the constant cycling that farm work demands.

Made to Last

Proper clutch function is essential for protecting transmission components and maintaining operator safety during equipment operation. A failing clutch release bearing causes clutch chatter, difficult shifting, and eventual complete clutch failure, which is why this replacement is built tough. The sealed design keeps out the dust, dirt, and moisture that kills bearings on farm equipment.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement bearing that requires splitting the tractor to access the clutch assembly. If you’re doing this job, it’s a good time to inspect your clutch disc and pressure plate since worn release bearings often indicate other clutch wear. Most farmers take this opportunity to do a complete clutch service while everything’s apart.