Outdoor Power Xtreme Equipment X0424 PTO Clutch Compatible with/Replacement for John Deere 145 155C 190C 92H D140 D150 D155 D160 D170 E140 E150 E160 E170 GY20108 GY20652 GY20878 GY21340 GY20108
Key features
- •"Xtremely cool coil" design runs over 20% cooler for a longer service life - plus every clutch is backed by a buyer-protection 1-year warranty
- •Replaces OEM: GY20108, GY20652, GY20878, GY21340
- •Replaces Warner: 5219-20, 5219-73
- •Specs: 1.000" Crankshaft, 6.310" Pulley, Counter Clockwise, 1/2" or 5/8" Belt, 125 ft. lbs. torque
- •Free Upgraded - High Temperature Bearings. TOUGH Machined Billet Pulley with Replaceable Bearing - OEM Upgrade
CategoryClutches
Outdoor Power Xtreme Equipment X0424 PTO Clutch Compatible with/Replacement for John Deere 145 155C 190C 92H D140 D150 D155 D160 D170 E140 E150 E160 E170 GY20108 GY20652 GY20878 GY21340 GY20108
List Price: $213.81$192.43DEALYou Save: $21.38 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.8
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Based on 10 reviews
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Five Stars
Matthew B. Gomez•August 6, 2017
Fit perfect and works amazing on my Deere L130. Great product
Five Stars
Marti•July 24, 2017
Tractor run great.
After replacing the PTO switch on my John Deere L120 ...
Emily•July 8, 2017
After replacing the PTO switch on my John Deere L120 mower, the fuse for the PTO switch would blow within seconds of being engaged. This product fixed the problem. Removal and replacement are very simple. An electric impact gun helped, but is not required. YouTube videos not affiliated with the seller show the entire process. The seller's YouTube videos were okay, I did not end up using them.
Five Stars
Amazon Customer•June 19, 2017
Just what I needed. Even had instructions for those who need it.
PTO Clutch
JScott•June 8, 2017
On time and works
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