Looking for an AM130328 PTO clutch replacement? Start with the number on your old clutch or the parts diagram for your tractor. AM118970, AM123285 and Ogura MA-GT-JD24 are documented references in the same replacement family, but a model name or similar-looking pulley alone does not confirm the correct part.
This guide helps you identify that family, check John Deere, Sabre and Scotts model references, and compare the details that matter before ordering.
FEATURED REPLACEMENT
AM130328 / AM118970 / AM123285 PTO Clutch
Aftermarket replacement listed for the Ogura MA-GT-JD24 family, with a 1-inch bore and 5-5/16-inch pulley. Compare your original number, connector and mounting arrangement with our product photos.
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AM130328, AM118970 and AM123285 Cross-Reference
The Xtreme replacement reference guide groups the following numbers under X0410:
| Reference type | Part numbers |
|---|---|
| John Deere | AM130328, AM118970, AM123285 |
| Ogura | MA-GT-JD24, MAGTJD24, MA-GT-JD24BF |
| Xtreme replacement | X0410 |
Which John Deere, Sabre and Scotts Models Use AM130328?
John Deere’s official AM130328 page lists the following among its general equipment applications:
- John Deere lawn and garden tractors: 240, 245, 260, 265, 285, 320, G100, GT242, GT262 and GT275
- Sabre model references: 1842GV, 1842HV, 1848GV, 1848HV, 1948GV, 1948HV, 2148HV, 2554HV and 2554ST
- Scotts model references: S2048, S2348 and S2554
Use this list to start your lookup. Deere describes its model list as general fit. Confirm the clutch in the parts catalog for your full model and serial number, particularly if the engine or clutch has previously been replaced.
How to Check the Parts Diagram
- Record the tractor’s full model and serial number from its identification tag.
- Open the John Deere Parts Catalog and select the matching equipment.
- Find the PTO clutch or mower-drive illustration and read the clutch assembly number, including any serial-number notes.
- Compare that number with the installed clutch label and your replacement’s specifications.
If the diagram and installed clutch disagree, investigate the difference before ordering. An engine swap can change the shaft and drive arrangement.
Five Things to Match Before Buying
- Complete part number: Look for AM130328, AM118970, AM123285 or MA-GT-JD24 in the correct catalog or on the original clutch. Keep every suffix visible.
- Crankshaft bore: Our replacement uses a 1-inch bore. A 1-1/8-inch shaft application needs a different clutch.
- Pulley and belt: Our listing specifies a 5-5/16-inch pulley for 1/2-inch or 5/8-inch belts. Compare pulley position and belt alignment as well as diameter.
- Electrical connection: Compare connector shape, terminal arrangement and wire routing with the actual product photos. Do not force mismatched plugs together.
- Mounting and rotation: Check the keyway, spacers and anti-rotation arrangement. Our listing specifies CCW rotation viewed from the pulley side.
Compare AM130328 replacement specifications and product photos while checking your original unit.
Blades Won’t Engage: Is the Clutch Actually Bad?
A non-engaging PTO does not automatically mean the clutch needs replacement. Ogura’s troubleshooting guidance identifies connector, supply-voltage, charging-system, wire, fuse and switch faults as possible causes.
- No engagement: Check the connector, fuse, wiring and the mower’s required safety-switch conditions. Have supply voltage and ground checked under operating conditions.
- Clicks but does not drive: Inspect the belt and drive connection, then test the clutch. A click alone does not prove it can carry the deck load.
- Works cold, stops hot: Compare electrical readings when the fault is present. Heat-related symptoms can involve the clutch or the supply circuit.
- Scraping, wobble or visible damage: Stop using the mower and inspect the mounting and belt drive before fitting another clutch.
For the diagnostic steps, use our PTO clutch won’t engage guide and wiring, fuse and switch testing guide. Use the correct service specifications for the clutch being tested.
Installation Checks That Protect the Replacement
Before removal, switch off the engine, remove the key and follow the mower’s service procedure for preventing accidental starting. Photograph the existing spacers, wiring and anti-rotation position.
The replacement must seat correctly on the shaft with the key aligned. Confirm the anti-rotation pin or bracket engages the intended location without distorting the clutch housing. Route the wire clear of the pulley, belt and exhaust, and tighten the mounting bolt to the applicable service specification.
Do not use the mounting bolt to pull a mismatched or binding clutch onto the shaft. Read our PTO clutch installation guide before starting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does AM130328 Replace AM118970 and AM123285?
Both numbers are documented in the AM130328 replacement family. Confirm your tractor’s parts diagram and installed configuration before ordering.
Will This Clutch Fit a John Deere GT275 or 320?
Both models appear in Deere’s general AM130328 application list. Verify the clutch number for your tractor and compare the replacement’s bore, connector and mounting.
Is MAGTJD24 Different From MA-GT-JD24?
The Xtreme reference guide includes both spellings under X0410. Preserve any additional letters or suffixes when identifying your clutch.
Is PTO Direct USA’s Replacement a Genuine Ogura Clutch?
Our product is an aftermarket replacement listed for the MA-GT-JD24 application. The Ogura number is used to identify the replacement reference.
Get the Right Clutch and Get Back to Cutting
Once the original part number and physical configuration match, buy our AM130328 / AM118970 / AM123285 PTO clutch replacement.
Need a second set of eyes? Send your mower model, serial number and clear photos of the clutch label, connector, pulley and mounting arrangement to support@ptodirectusa.com, or text (541) 361-8778. Include a full photo of the clutch as well as close-ups.
Fitment support before and after purchase.
For other applications, browse our John Deere PTO clutch collection or John Deere clutch cross-reference guide.
Reference Sources
- John Deere AM130328 product and general equipment application listing
- GreenPartStore AM130328 replacement references
- Xtreme replacement reference guide, updated October 6, 2025 — X0410 specifications and Ogura suffix references
- Ogura clutch troubleshooting reference — general diagnostic guidance, not a JD24 fitment confirmation
OEM and manufacturer names and part numbers identify applications and cross-references. PTO Direct USA’s linked clutch is an aftermarket replacement.