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Norton PRESSURE PLATE 750 1/4IN
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Also known as06-0745
DiagramFig. 8 — Chaincases, Chains, Sprockets, Clutch, Alternator · ref 44
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Listed in parts books1971–1972

Norton PRESSURE PLATE 750 1/4IN

Clutch pressure plate, 750 1/4 in., for the clutch pack on the 750 machine listed in the catalog.

PN · 060745

This is a clutch pressure plate, part number 06-0745 (also shown as 060745 in some listings), for the 750 machine referenced in the catalog. It's the component that bears against the clutch springs and clamps the friction plates together in the clutch pack, so the drive gets transmitted cleanly instead of slipping.

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The catalog description calls it out as a 750 1/4 in. plate, and it turns up in the clutch and chaincase figures rather than anywhere in the engine or gearbox proper, which is where you'd expect a pressure plate to live. Our record only shows this one appearance, tied to 1971-1972 in the catalog data.

Given the "750" callout in the description, this is a Norton part rather than a Triumph one - the manufacturer field lines up with that. If you're sourcing one for a rebuild, check it against your existing plate for size before ordering, and call the shop if you want us to confirm fitment.

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