Description
When your PTO-driven implements start acting up with erratic performance or your tractor’s monitor shows inconsistent speed readings, it’s often a sensor problem that’s hard to pinpoint. When your PTO-driven implements aren’t performing right or your monitor shows erratic readings, a failed PTO speed sensor is often the culprit. This sensor plate works with your tractor’s speed monitoring system to provide the accurate readings that keep everything running smoothly—from balers that need precise timing to mowers that require exact shaft speeds.
Key Features
- Precision engineered to work with John Deere’s electronic PTO monitoring systems across multiple tractor series
- Durable construction that stands up to the harsh environment near the PTO shaft where dirt, oil, and vibration are constant
- Essential component for accurate speed sensing that enables features like automatic PTO management, implement protection, and precision application rates
- Direct replacement part that restores proper sensor function without modifications
Built for Real Farm Work
This sensor plate fits an impressive range of John Deere tractors from the mid-range 6000 series utility tractors through the powerful 7030 series row-crop machines, plus the newer 6M and 6R series. Whether you’re running a round baler behind a 6920, operating a rotary cutter with a 7420, or using precision planting equipment with a 6170M, this plate helps ensure your PTO system provides the accurate speed data your implements need for peak performance.
Made to Last
Located in one of the toughest spots on your tractor, this sensor plate has to handle everything the PTO area dishes out. Located near the PTO shaft, these sensors endure extreme conditions – oil mist, dirt, vibration, and temperature swings. This replacement is built with materials that resist corrosion and maintain proper spacing even after thousands of hours in the field.
Installation Notes
The sensor must be positioned correctly relative to the tone ring for accurate readings. Take your time during installation to ensure proper alignment, and clean the mounting area thoroughly before installing the new plate. After installation, verify operation through your display – you should see steady RPM readings that match your tachometer. If you’re still getting erratic readings, check the condition of the tone wheel itself.
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