Description
When your three-point hitch stops responding properly or your electronic draft control quits working mid-season, a faulty speed sensor in the hydraulic lift cover is often to blame. This little sensor provides critical feedback that enables precise implement control and consistent working depth – when it fails, you lose the precision that makes modern farming efficient. This replacement sensor gets your electronic controls back to working like they should.
What You’re Getting
- Precise electronic feedback for three-point hitch position control and draft monitoring
- Direct mounting on top of the hydraulic lift cover for accurate sensing
- Weather-resistant construction that handles the oil, dirt, and vibration of hydraulic systems
- Proper electrical connections for reliable signal transmission to your tractor’s control system
Built for Real Farm Work
Your modern Massey Ferguson uses electronic sensing to maintain consistent implement position and draft control, whether you’re maintaining precise planting depth, consistent tillage, or accurate grading. This sensor mounts right on the lift cover where it can monitor hydraulic system operation and provide the feedback your tractor’s computer needs for automatic depth control, return-to-position functions, and load-sensing draft control.
Made to Last
Hydraulic lift covers see constant action – raising and lowering implements, handling draft loads, and dealing with the inevitable oil mist and contamination that comes with hydraulic systems. This sensor’s built with the robust electrical connections and protective housing needed to keep working season after season, even when mounted right in the middle of all that hydraulic activity.
Installation Notes
The sensor mounts directly to the top of your hydraulic lift cover with standard hardware. Make sure you disconnect the battery before working on any electrical components, and clean the mounting surface before installation. Without this sensor working properly, you’re back to manual control and constant adjustments instead of letting the electronics handle precise implement positioning.
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