Help me.. Clutch.

Personally, I hate the dyna-life or “button” clutches because they are grabby and very hard on flywheel and pressure plates if you do a lot of clutching. If you don’t do a lot of clutching, (only long steady pulls in the field) then they will outlast an organic one.

BTW if you decide to go back with the “button” style like you have, I’ve heard that taking a cutoff wheel and grinding an “X” in the pads will help them release better and not be so grabby. I’d check with more people before I’d do that one my self though…

If you are going to pull heavy loads, go with that type again. If you are going to use it for light loads or loader work where you need to slip the clutch a little, get the full face organic. -- Just my opinions, but the less grabby clutch made a decent loader tractor out of our 544.

I am going to use this one for Haying and loader work. Maybe occasinal plowing and disking.
Maybe I should put in the fibre type disk?

We figured out why the 544 was getting jumpier toward the end of the clutch life -- the flywheel was worn so badly that the bolts holding it on were catching on the inner part of the clutch disk!

Sounds like for what you are going to use it for, put the full face fiber disk in it. I would rather pay for the replacement clutch disk than what that flywheel cost us on the 544!