Description

When your fuel gauge is reading empty with a full tank, stuck at full no matter how much diesel you’ve burned, or bouncing around like a pinball machine, you’ve got sender problems. There’s nothing worse than running out of fuel in the middle of a field because you couldn’t trust your gauge readings. This replacement fuel sender unit brings back accurate monitoring so you’ll know exactly how much working time you have left.

What You’re Getting

Direct replacement fuel sender that restores accurate gauge readings from empty to full
Quality construction with materials chosen for fuel resistance and long service life
Properly calibrated float mechanism that provides smooth, reliable readings
Correct resistance range to match your David Brown’s gauge requirements

Built for Real Farm Work

This sender unit fits David Brown 90 Series (1490, 1590) and 94 Series (1494, 1594, 1694) tractors – dependable workhorses that have earned their reputation in farming operations around the world. Whether your 1490 is handling cultivation and hay work, or your 1694 is tackling heavy tillage and demanding loader operations, accurate fuel monitoring keeps you productive without guesswork.

Made to Last

Fuel senders live in a harsh environment – constantly bathed in diesel, subject to vibration, and expected to work accurately for years. This replacement uses fuel-resistant materials that prevent the deterioration and corrosion that causes erratic readings. The float arm operates smoothly through its full travel, delivering the linear output your gauge needs for reliable monitoring.

Installation Notes

You’ll need to drain the fuel tank before starting – have containers ready and plan for proper fuel handling. Clean around the sender mounting area before removal to keep debris out of your tank. Note the sender’s orientation when you pull the old one – proper positioning is important for accurate readings. Install with a new sealing gasket to prevent leaks, and make sure you have good electrical grounding for accurate gauge operation.