PTO Speed Sensor for New Holland T4/T5/T6/T7 Series and Case IH Farmall/Maxxum Series

Description

When your tractor’s implements start acting up or your PTO stops engaging properly, there’s a good chance your PTO speed sensor has called it quits. When this sensor fails, you lose critical speed information that prevents equipment damage and ensures optimal performance. This little electronic watchdog keeps tabs on your PTO shaft speed and tells your tractor’s computer what’s happening back there—and when it goes bad, you’ll know it real quick.

What You’re Getting

• Provides accurate PTO shaft speed data to tractor computer so all your electronic systems work right
• Essential for automated baling and wrapping systems that depend on precise timing
• Enables PTO overspeed protection and slip detection to keep expensive implements safe
• Electronic sensor provides steady, accurate readings that your tractor’s computer and implements can rely on for automated functions
• Built to handle the dust, vibration, and temperature swings of real farm work

Built for Modern Farm Operations

Your advanced tractor uses PTO speed data for critical functions – maintaining proper baler timing, preventing wrapper overwrap, protecting implements from overspeed damage, and optimizing fuel consumption. Whether you’re running sophisticated round balers, high-speed mowers, or PTO-driven generators, this sensor ensures everything operates at correct speeds.

Made to Last

Located near the PTO shaft, these sensors endure extreme conditions – oil mist, dirt, vibration, and temperature swings. When they fail, you lose the speed monitoring that prevents expensive implement damage. This replacement uses automotive-grade sealing and materials to survive where others fail, maintaining accurate readings season after season.

Installation Tips

Ensure proper air gap from tone wheel. Clean connector thoroughly before installation. Before replacing, verify the sensor is actually faulty – check wiring and connections first. Clear fault codes after installation. Test sensor output with PTO engaged at various speeds. The sensor needs to be positioned just right relative to the tone ring, so take your time getting it set up properly.