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Planetary Brake Disc for John Deere 6000 Series Wet Brake System

Original price was: $65.15.Current price is: $35.86.

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When your tractor’s brakes start grabbing unevenly or just don’t feel as strong as they used to, the first thing to check is your brake discs. This planetary brake disc is a critical component in your John Deere 6000 series wet brake system, providing the friction surface that brings your tractor to a safe, controlled stop. Whether you’re hauling a heavy load down a hill or need to stop quickly when working around the farmyard, this disc ensures your brakes respond when you need them most.

What You’re Getting

  • Precise friction surface engineered to work properly in the wet brake oil environment
  • OEM-specification construction that fits perfectly in the planetary brake housing
  • Heat-treated steel that resists warping under heavy braking conditions
  • Direct replacement for worn or damaged factory discs with no modifications needed
  • Quality materials that maintain proper brake feel and stopping power

Built for Real Farm Work

This disc is designed specifically for John Deere 6000 series tractors including the 6100, 6200, 6300, 6400, 6500, and 6600 models. These mid-size tractors handle everything from loader work around the farmyard to pulling implements in the field, and they need brakes that can stop safely whether you’re loaded down with round bales or running light between fields.

Made to Last

Farm tractors put brake systems through conditions you won’t find anywhere else. This disc is built to handle the constant heat cycling from heavy braking, contamination from dust and debris, and the unique challenges of operating in a wet brake environment where oil cooling keeps everything running smoothly.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement that fits right into your existing planetary brake assembly. If you’re doing brake work, it’s a good time to check your brake pads and seals too. Keep in mind that brake discs usually wear in sets, so if one’s worn out, the others probably aren’t far behind.