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Clutch Alignment Tool for Massey Ferguson 2692R & 2672 Clutch Systems

Original price was: $41.29.Current price is: $32.13.

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If you’ve ever tried installing a clutch without the proper alignment tool, you know the frustration—you’re under the tractor with a transmission jack, everything’s heavy, and that input shaft just won’t line up no matter what you do. This precision-built tool eliminates all that guesswork and turns a wrestling match into a straightforward repair job.

What You’re Getting

  • Dual 10-spline design that matches both 2692R and 2672 clutch configurations perfectly
  • 17mm pilot diameter ensures dead-center alignment in your flywheel every time
  • Two spline sections (1 1/8″ and 1 3/4″) for precise disc positioning
  • Durable construction that’ll handle repeated use in your shop
  • Coarse spline pattern provides positive engagement without slipping

Built for Real Farm Work

This tool is engineered specifically for Massey Ferguson tractors using the 2692R and 2672 clutch systems—common setups found in everything from compact utility tractors to mid-size row-crop machines. Whether you’re working on your own equipment during the off-season or running a repair shop, this tool handles the clutch jobs that keep these workhorses running.

Made to Last

This isn’t some universal tool that “sort of” fits—it’s precision-machined to match your MF’s clutch system exactly. The tool supports the clutch disc throughout installation, preventing warpage or damage to the friction material while eliminating the slop that makes alignment difficult.

Installation Notes

Clean any rust or debris from the tool before use, then slide it through the clutch disc and into the pilot bearing before mounting the pressure plate. Torque those pressure plate bolts in a star pattern while the tool keeps everything aligned. Only remove the tool after all bolts are properly torqued—this prevents any shifting that could throw off your alignment.