5T-5166: 49 Teeth Clutch Jaw

The Clutch Jaw controls the engagement and disengagement of the differential lock. The differential lock is a mechanism that, when engaged, locks the two bevel gears together, preventing them from rotating independently. This action forces both wheels on the same axle to rotate at the same speed, regardless of differences in traction or resistance. Attributes: • Improves a machine's capability to traverse challenging landscapes and maintain forward momentum • Hardened to a Rockwell hardness value of C59 min to increase its strength • Manufactured to precise specifications and are built for durability and reliability Applications: The Clutch Jaw serves a specific function in managing the operation of the differential which allows for locking the bevel gears together to ensure equal wheel speed and improved traction in challenging off-road or low-traction conditions.