Description

Nothing’s more frustrating than glancing at your fuel gauge and seeing it stuck on empty when you know there’s diesel in the tank, or watching it bounce around like a pinball when you’re trying to plan your day. When your TM175 or MXM190 starts giving you false fuel readings, it’s usually this sender unit that’s gone bad. Having an accurate fuel reading isn’t just convenient—it prevents you from running out of fuel during critical operations like harvest or when you’re miles from the fuel tank.

What You’re Getting

Direct replacement sender unit that restores accurate fuel gauge readings
Durable construction designed to handle diesel fuel exposure and tank environment
Float arm assembly that moves smoothly through the full range without binding
Proper electrical connections that provide reliable signal to your gauge

Built for Real Farm Work

This sender fits New Holland TM175 and TM190 tractors plus Case MXM175 and MXM190 models. These mid-to-large frame tractors often work long hours far from the fuel supply during demanding operations like heavy tillage, planting, and harvest work. When you’re running a TM175 through long days of field work or depending on your MXM190 for critical farming operations, knowing your actual fuel level helps you plan your day and avoid costly downtime.

Made to Last

The internal components resist the corrosive effects of diesel fuel and the moisture that naturally occurs in fuel tanks. These sender units commonly fail from contamination, corrosion, or simple wear after years of float arm movement, but this replacement is built to handle the harsh tank environment and keep working through busy seasons.

Installation Notes

Installation starts with draining the tank and removing the access cover. Clean around the sender mounting area to prevent tank contamination, and note the sender’s orientation before removal. Check that the float arm moves freely through its full range before installation, and make sure all electrical connections are clean and properly sealed to prevent moisture problems.