Wood Chipper 1900lb Clutch Kit with 13" Rigid Disc 1 3/8 Brush Bandit, Vermeer
Wood Chipper 1900lb Clutch Kit with 13" Rigid Disc 1 3/8 Brush Bandit, Vermeer
SKU:30-591
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Before you order
Before you order
Confirm your vehicle year, make, model, engine and transmission, then review the application notes and kit contents below. Photos may show more than one configuration.
Wood Chipper Heavy-Duty Clutch Kit – 13” Rigid Disc | Fits Bandit, Ford, Deutz, Kubota, Caterpillar, John Deere
🔥 Brand New – Built for Performance and Durability
This complete clutch kit is designed specifically for industrial wood chipper applications powered by popular engines including:
- Ford 300
- Deutz 3.6
- Kubota V-3300
- John Deere 4045
- Caterpillar C4.4
⚙️ Kit Components:
- Heavy-Duty Pressure Plate
- 13" Rigid Clutch Disc (10 splines, 1-3/8" shaft)
- Release bearing not included – available upon request
📐 Specifications:
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Disc Diameter | 13" |
| Spline Count | 10T |
| Hub Size | 1-3/8" |
| Friction Material | Woven Organic |
| Disc Type | Rigid |
| Release Type | Push |
| Bolt Circle | 14.125" |
🟢 Applications:
Perfect replacement clutch for Brush Bandit and other heavy-duty wood chippers using:
- Auto Clutch systems
- Ford Industrial engines
- Other compatible setups requiring a 13” rigid disc with 14.125” BCD
📦 Need the Release Bearing?
We have the correct release bearing available – just message us before checkout and we’ll include it in your order.
💪 Built to withstand rugged conditions – trusted by professionals in forestry and landscaping.
🛒 Buy with confidence – quality parts and fast shipping from the U.S.
Shipping, returns & warranty
Shipping, returns & warranty
PR, HI & AK: request a shipping quote before purchase. Free shipping does not apply.
Returns: request within 30 days of the purchase date. Change-of-mind returns must be new and uninstalled.
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For warranty terms, contact our team with the part number before purchase.
