clutches

hi guys
i have a tractor here at home which has just had an engine rebuild. at christmas 2006 a new clutch plate was fitted but because the engine rebuild the clutch and flywheel was removed and the clutch has worn quite a bit its an organic clutch plate but what i cant figger out the tractor only does 100hrs a year max! maybe has the small baler once a year and the rest of the time my grandad uses it as a runaround

do you know if a asbestos clutch would be better than organic
i would prefer a ceramic but i cant get it for my tractor

so organic or asbestos???

thanks

We can supply a ceramic plate to fit your Zetor tractor visit www.zetor-dealer.co.uk

What's an "organic" clutch plate?

to be honest tom im not quite sure. what ever it is made from it is fairly soft.

sorry for the confusion alzet but the clutch is out of a mf 65

I have never heard of an organic clutch either. As far as I am concerner clutch plates come in two forms, The sintered metal plates otherwise known as cera-metallic or ceramic , and the traditional fibre plates.
Dave

The term organic means the traditional fibre plate