
clutch pressure plate T5189-14501 T4887-14501 T5189-14501 T4887-14501 T5189-14501 T4887-14501 T5189-14501 T4887-14501 FOR Kioti tractor
Applicable models:Kioti tractor
Reference part number: T5189-14501 T4887-14501
| Rated output : | 325MM |
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| Weight : | Net weight 17.7 Gross weight 18.45 |
| Packaging : | Neutral kraft paper packaging |
| Spot/Pre sale : | Spot goods |
| Warranty : | 1 year |
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| Type : | clutch pressure plate |
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| Brand : | NUOJIN |
| Number : | T5189-14501 |
| Quality : | new |
| Delivery time : | 30 days |




Installation Method of Clutch Pressure Plate for Kubota Tractors
Preliminary Preparation
Safety and Tool Preparation
Park the tractor on a flat surface, turn off the engine, engage the handbrake, and disconnect the connection between the engine and the transmission.
Prepare special wrenches, a torque wrench, cleaning cloths, lubricating grease, a clutch alignment tool (or transmission input shaft, nylon rod of the same specification). Prepare spare bolts if the original bolts are rusted.
Marking and Cleaning
Before removing the old pressure plate, use spray paint to mark the alignment between the pressure plate and the flywheel to avoid damaging the dynamic balance and causing engine vibration after installation.
Thoroughly clean the mating surfaces of the flywheel and pressure plate to remove oil stains, metal debris, and rust. Meanwhile, check if the pressure springs of the pressure plate have normal elasticity and if the pressure fingers are worn; replace damaged components in advance.
Core Installation Steps
Positioning the Clutch Disc
Place the clutch friction disc between the flywheel and the pressure plate. Insert a clutch alignment tool into the center hole of the friction disc to ensure it is centered. If no alignment tool is available, a transmission input shaft or nylon rod of the same specification can be used as a substitute to prevent the friction disc from shifting during pressure plate installation.
Note that the clutch friction disc has a front and back side; install it according to the markings (usually the convex side faces outward).
Aligning the Pressure Plate
Fit the pressure plate over the friction disc, align it with the locating pins on the flywheel, and simultaneously match the pre-made alignment marks to ensure the installation angle of the pressure plate is consistent with that before removal, avoiding dynamic balance failure.
Step-by-Step Bolt Tightening
Insert the pressure plate fixing bolts. Apply an appropriate amount of thread locker to the bolt threads, then gradually tighten the bolts in a cross-symmetrical pattern in 3-4 stages.
Finally, use a torque wrench to tighten the bolts to the torque specified by Kubota for the specific model (e.g., the torque for corresponding bolts of some models may be between 29-35 N·m; refer to the model-specific manual for exact values) to prevent pressure plate deformation due to uneven force.
Lubrication and Component Reset
Apply a small amount of lubricating grease to moving parts such as the pressure finger sockets to reduce wear during subsequent use.
If other accessories were removed from the pressure plate during disassembly, reinstall them in their original positions, ensuring the pressure springs fit into the corresponding slots to avoid jamming after installation.
Post-Installation Commissioning and Inspection
Pressure Finger Leveling
Use a depth gauge to measure the height of the three pressure fingers, ensuring they are on the same plane with an error within a small range (e.g., less than 0.2 mm).
If the heights are inconsistent, adjust them using the corresponding adjusting screws on the pressure fingers, while reserving a reasonable clearance to accommodate future wear of the clutch disc.
Functional Testing
Remove the alignment tool and reconnect the engine to the transmission.
Start the tractor and repeatedly press the clutch pedal to check if the clutch engages and disengages smoothly and if gear shifting is normal.
If issues such as heavy pedal feel or incomplete disengagement occur, recheck the pressure finger clearance or bolt tightness.
Precautions for Installing the Clutch Pressure Plate of Kubota Tractors
I. Safety Operation Specifications
Ensure the tractor is in a shut down and power-off state throughout the installation process. Engage the handbrake and place wheel chocks under the wheels to prevent the machine from sliding. It is prohibited to operate while the engine is running or not fully powered off to avoid accidents caused by sudden clutch engagement.
During disassembly/installation, if it is necessary to pry the flywheel or pressure plate, use wooden or rubber pry bars. It is strictly forbidden to directly strike the flywheel ring gear, pressure plate working surface, or locating pins with metal tools to prevent component deformation and tooth surface damage.
When installing with multiple people (e.g., lifting and installing the pressure plate), confirm the force application rhythm in advance to avoid component falling or personnel squeezing due to improper coordination. Keep the installation area clean to prevent tools, bolts, and other debris from falling into the transmission or engine.
II. Component Inspection and Compatibility Requirements
Before installation, confirm that the pressure plate, clutch friction disc, bolts, and other components are Genuine Kubota parts or compliant compatible parts. Mixing components of different models and specifications (e.g., inconsistent spring coefficients of pressure springs, mismatched bolt thread specifications) is prohibited; otherwise, it will cause uneven force on the pressure plate and dynamic balance failure.
Inspect the flywheel mating surface: If there is warpage (flatness error exceeding 0.1mm), deep scratches (depth > 0.3mm), or severe rust, the flywheel must be turned and repaired or replaced first. Otherwise, the pressure plate and flywheel will not fit tightly, leading to slipping, vibration, and other issues.
Focus on inspecting the clutch friction disc:
The surface should be free of oil stains, ablation, and exposed rivets (replace if the distance between the rivet and the friction disc surface is < 0.5mm);
The spline hole should fit smoothly with the transmission input shaft without jamming or excessive wear (replace if the clearance is > 0.3mm);
Install strictly according to the front/back marking, and reverse installation is prohibited.
Inspect the pressure plate components:
Pressure springs should be free of breakage, deformation, and elastic attenuation (able to reset quickly after pressing without jamming);
Pressure fingers should be free of wear and deformation, and the adjusting screw threads should be clear without stripping. Damaged components must be fully replaced, and forced use is prohibited.
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