What Is the Warner 5219 PTO Clutch Family?
If your old mower clutch has a number starting with Warner 5219, you have found the Warner manufacturer number. But here is the important part: Warner 5219 is not one universal PTO clutch. It is a clutch family with many different sub-numbers, including 5219-14, 5219-94, 5219-69, 5219-37, 5219-42, 5219-4, 5219-126, and many others.
Many Warner 5219 clutches look similar in photos. Several share a 1-inch bore, 12V electrical system, and counter-clockwise rotation. That does not make them interchangeable. Pulley diameter, torque rating, connector style, wire length, anti-rotation bracket, and mower frame geometry can all change from one Warner number to the next.
This guide helps you match the correct Warner 5219 PTO clutch by Warner number, OEM part number, mower brand, and physical specs before ordering.
Warner 5219 Cross-Reference Table
Use this table as a routing guide. The safest match is always the part number on your original clutch or the OEM number from your mower parts diagram.
| Warner Number | Common OEM Numbers | Primary Brand / Platform | Common Fitment | Key Specs | PTO Direct Path |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5219-14 | 2722016 | Bobcat, Bunton, Woods, Case, Jacobsen, Ransomes | Bobcat ZT200, Bunton Estate Series, Woods ME / MZ / RZ series | 1-1/8" bore, 6-5/16" pulley, CW rotation | 2722016 PTO clutch replacement |
| 5219-94 | 917-04526A, 717-04526A, 917-04526, 717-04526 | Cub Cadet, MTD, Troy-Bilt, Craftsman | Cub Cadet i1042, Cub Cadet ZTT42, Craftsman Revolution | 1" bore, 6" pulley, CCW rotation | 917-04526A PTO clutch replacement |
| 5219-177 | 917-05209, 717-05209 | Cub Cadet, MTD, Troy-Bilt, Craftsman, Yard Machines | Cub Cadet XT1, XT2, RZT, ZT1, ZT2, Troy-Bilt Mustang XP | 1" bore, 6" pulley, CCW rotation | 917-05209 PTO clutch replacement |
| 5219-25 | 917-05001, 717-05001, 917-1774C, 717-1774C | Cub Cadet, MTD, Troy-Bilt, Craftsman | Cub Cadet GT1554, SLT1554, LGT1050, LGT1054, Troy-Bilt GT / GTX | 1" bore, 6" pulley, CCW rotation | 917-05001 PTO clutch replacement |
| 5219-98 | 917-04552A, 717-04552A, 917-04552, 717-04552 | Cub Cadet, MTD, Troy-Bilt, Craftsman | Cub Cadet RZT 50, LTX1050, Troy-Bilt Mustang XP, MTD-built 50-inch deck applications | 1" bore, 6" pulley, CCW rotation, integral connector | 917-04552A PTO clutch replacement |
| 5219-69 | 132732, 539132732 | Husqvarna, AYP, Dixon, Yazoo Kees | Husqvarna MZ25, MZ5225, MZ5226, Dixon Ram Ultra, Yazoo Kees ZELKH5225 | 1" bore, approx. 6.31" pulley, CCW rotation | 132732 PTO clutch replacement |
| 5219-37 / 5219-42 | TCA15092, TCA15488 | John Deere | John Deere 7H17, 7G18, 7H19 commercial walk-behind mowers | 1" bore, approx. 6.30" to 6-3/8" pulley, CCW rotation | TCA15092 PTO clutch replacement |
| 5219-4 | GDA10017, D38155 | John Deere, Great Dane, EverRide, Lesco, Landoll | John Deere 647, 657, 667 Quik-Trak, 717 / 727 ZTrak, Great Dane Chariot | 1" bore, 6" pulley, CCW rotation, pigtail lead | GDA10017 PTO clutch replacement |
| 5219-126 | AM141978 | John Deere | John Deere Z625, Z645, Z655 Eztrak | 1" bore, approx. 6.3" pulley, CCW rotation | AM141978 PTO clutch replacement |
| 5219-45 | 00191700, 191700 | Ariens, Gravely | Ariens / Gravely applications using the 00191700 clutch path | 1" bore, 6" pulley, CCW rotation | 00191700 PTO clutch replacement |
Additional Warner 5219 Numbers to Verify
The Warner 5219 family includes many other clutch numbers. Some are good future product-page candidates, but they should be verified by original part number, specs, connector, and mower application before ordering.
| Warner Number | Known Path | Important Note |
|---|---|---|
| 5219-81 | Toro / Exmark 110-6766 | Common Toro / Exmark path with a smaller pulley than many 6-inch Warner 5219 clutches. |
| 5219-39 | Bush Hog 50040824 | Separate Bush Hog path. Do not merge with John Deere TCA15092 or Husqvarna 132732. |
| 5219-128 / 5219-87 | John Deere AM141537 | Separate John Deere residential zero-turn path. Often tied to a smaller pulley and lower torque rating. |
| 5219-102 | Yazoo Kees / AYP 114595, 539114595 | Separate smaller-pulley path. Verify before building or ordering. |
| 5219-57 / 5219-58 | Toro applications | Similar Warner family numbers, but pulley and fitment can differ. |
| 5219-66 | Hustler 791541 | Keep separate until exact Hustler fitment and connector data are confirmed. |
Common Warner 5219 Fitment Traps
Warner 5219-94 vs 5219-98
Warner 5219-94 and Warner 5219-98 are both tied to MTD-built mower applications, but they should not be treated as the same clutch without exact confirmation. They can differ by OEM part number, torque rating, and application path. If your mower calls for 917-04526A, use the 5219-94 path. If your mower calls for 917-04552A, use the 5219-98 path.
Warner 5219-37 / 5219-42 vs 5219-69
This is one of the most common marketplace mistakes. 5219-37 and 5219-42 are tied to the John Deere TCA15092 / TCA15488 commercial walk-behind path. 5219-69 is tied to the Husqvarna / AYP 132732 / 539132732 path. They may look similar and share major specs, but wiring and anti-rotation geometry can make them wrong for each other.
Warner 5219-94 vs 5219-4
5219-94 and 5219-4 can both appear in broad aftermarket listings, but they serve different clutch paths. The 5219-4 path is commonly associated with GDA10017 and may use a pigtail lead, while the 5219-94 path is commonly associated with 917-04526A and MTD-built mower applications.
Warner 5219-126 and Hustler / Big Dog 784835
Some marketplace listings merge John Deere AM141978 and Hustler / Big Dog 784835. Treat that as a warning sign. Similar bore and rotation do not prove the same connector, wiring, or anti-rotation setup. PTO Direct USA keeps the AM141978 path organized around John Deere fitment unless the exact replacement SKU confirms broader coverage.
Warner 5219 vs Warner 5218
Do not confuse Warner 5219 and Warner 5218 clutch numbers. They are different Warner clutch families. A mower that uses a 5218-series commercial clutch should not be routed to a 5219-series clutch just because the numbers look similar.
Why the Original Part Number Wins
Mower model names can cover multiple production runs, deck sizes, engines, and wiring layouts. That is why the original clutch number matters more than the model name alone.
If your old clutch is readable, match the number stamped, printed, or tagged on the clutch first. Look for a number like 5219-14, 5219-94, 5219-69, 5219-37, 5219-42, or your mower brand’s OEM number such as 2722016, 917-04526A, 132732, TCA15092, GDA10017, or AM141978.
If the label is missing or unreadable, verify the mower model, serial number, deck size, crankshaft bore, pulley diameter, rotation, connector style, and anti-rotation bracket before ordering.
What to Check Before Ordering a Warner 5219 PTO Clutch
- Original part number: Match the Warner number or OEM number whenever possible.
- Crankshaft bore: A 1-inch clutch will not fit a 1-1/8 inch shaft, and a loose bore can damage bearings or the crankshaft.
- Pulley diameter: The wrong pulley size can change belt tension, belt tracking, and blade speed.
- Rotation direction: CW and CCW PTO clutches are not interchangeable.
- Connector style: Integral plugs, pigtails, and wire lengths can vary by mower platform.
- Anti-rotation setup: The bracket or slot must align with the mower’s frame stop or pin.
- Deck and engine history: Repowered mowers or swapped decks may not match original catalog fitment.
If the old clutch will not slide off the crankshaft, do not pry against the pulley or hammer on the clutch. Read the PTO clutch stuck on crankshaft guide before removal causes crankshaft, keyway, or bearing damage.
Why Universal Warner 5219 Listings Are Risky
Many marketplace listings combine several Warner 5219 numbers into one product page to show up for more searches. That may look convenient, but it can create wrong-fit orders when the clutch arrives with the wrong pulley, connector, wire length, or anti-rotation bracket.
A correct aftermarket clutch may cover multiple related OEM numbers when the supplier specifically engineers it that way. But do not assume every 1-inch, 12V, CCW Warner 5219 clutch is interchangeable. Match the original number and physical specs before ordering.
Related PTO Clutch Product Pages
- 2722016 PTO clutch replacement for Bobcat, Bunton, Woods, Case, Jacobsen, and Ransomes applications
- 917-04526A PTO clutch replacement for select Cub Cadet, MTD, Troy-Bilt, and Craftsman applications
- 132732 PTO clutch replacement for select Husqvarna, AYP, Dixon, and Yazoo Kees applications
- TCA15092 PTO clutch replacement for John Deere 7H17, 7G18, and 7H19 commercial walk-behind mowers
- GDA10017 PTO clutch replacement for select John Deere, Great Dane, EverRide, Lesco, and Landoll applications
- AM141978 PTO clutch replacement for John Deere Z625, Z645, and Z655 Eztrak mowers
- 00191700 PTO clutch replacement for select Ariens and Gravely applications
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FAQ
Are all Warner 5219 PTO clutches interchangeable?
No. Warner 5219 is a clutch family, not one universal clutch. Different 5219 numbers can use different pulley diameters, torque ratings, connectors, wire lengths, anti-rotation brackets, and mower fitment paths.
How do I find my Warner PTO clutch number?
Look on the metal housing of the old clutch for a sticker, stamped number, or printed manufacturer label. Warner numbers usually appear in a format like 5219-14, 5219-94, or 5219-126.
Can I buy a PTO clutch by bore size and rotation only?
No. Bore size and rotation are important, but they are not enough. You also need to match pulley diameter, belt profile, connector style, wire length, anti-rotation setup, and original part number.
What happens if I install the wrong rotation PTO clutch?
A PTO clutch built for the wrong rotation can damage the internal springs, brake system, or anti-rotation setup very quickly. Match CW or CCW rotation to your original clutch before installing a replacement.
Why do some marketplace listings show so many Warner 5219 numbers?
Some sellers combine multiple numbers to appear in more searches. That can create wrong-fit risk. A clutch may look similar and still be wrong because of connector, pulley, bracket, torque, or fitment differences.
What if my OEM number and Warner number appear on different pages?
Use the product page that matches your mower’s OEM part number first. If you are unsure, compare the Warner number, bore, pulley, rotation, connector, and anti-rotation setup before ordering.
Can PTO Direct USA help me confirm fitment?
Yes. Email support@ptodirectusa.com with your mower model number, serial number, deck size, original clutch number, and clear photos of the old clutch. Include photos of the clutch label, pulley, connector, anti-rotation bracket, and crankshaft area.