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Dual-Stage Clutch Alignment Tool for Ford and Massey Ferguson Tractors

Original price was: $18.19.Current price is: $12.88.

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If you’ve ever wrestled with installing a clutch without the right alignment tool, you know the frustration of trying to get everything to line up perfectly. This specialized tool takes the guesswork out of clutch work on your Ford or Massey Ferguson tractor, ensuring your clutch disc and pressure plate stay in perfect alignment while you bolt everything up. What could be a four-hour wrestling match becomes a straightforward one-hour job.

What You’re Getting

  • Dual-stage design with both 1-1/8″ x 21 splines and 1-5/8″ x 25 splines to handle different clutch configurations
  • Precision-machined splines that match exactly, eliminating the slop that makes alignment difficult
  • Quality construction from materials that maintain their dimensions through countless clutch jobs
  • Supports the clutch disc throughout installation, preventing warpage or damage to the friction material

Built for Specific Applications

This tool is designed for Ford dual-stage clutches (models FD12P25SD, FD13P25RD) and Massey Ferguson dual-stage clutches (models 3599463M92KT, 3701015M92KT). Whether you’re working on utility tractors or larger farm equipment, this tool ensures the proper alignment that’s critical for smooth clutch operation.

Made to Last

Each tool is manufactured from quality materials that maintain their dimensions through countless clutch jobs. When you’re wrestling with heavy pressure plates and trying to align everything perfectly, these tools stay true and don’t bend under pressure. No more improvising with makeshift tools when you need precision.

Installation Notes

Slide the tool through the clutch disc and into the pilot bearing before mounting the pressure plate. Torque the pressure plate bolts in a star pattern to specification while the tool maintains alignment. The tool should slide in easily – if you’re forcing it, something’s wrong. Clean the tool between uses to keep it working properly.