Load Sensing Pin 60KN for Electronic Draft Control Systems

Description

When your three-point hitch starts behaving like it’s got a mind of its own—plunging too deep in soft spots and skating over hard ground—chances are your load sensing pin has given up the ghost. This precision sensor is what tells your tractor’s electronic draft control exactly where your three-point hitch sits, providing that critical feedback that enables precise implement control and consistent working depth. Without it working properly, you’re back to constantly fighting the controls instead of letting the tractor do the thinking.

What You’re Getting

• 60 kilonewton load rating that handles the massive forces from heavy draft implements without breaking a sweat
• Precision strain gauge sensors that give your hydraulic system the exact load feedback it needs
• Sealed construction that keeps moisture, dirt, and fertilizer out of the sensitive electronics
• Direct replacement design that drops right in without any modifications or calibrations
• Compatible across multiple tractor brands that share the same hydraulic system platform

Built for Real Farm Work

This load sensing pin fits modern tractors from Massey Ferguson, Same, Deutz, and Hurlimann that use Closed Centre Load Sensing hydraulic systems. Whether you’re maintaining precise planting depth, consistent tillage, or accurate grading, this sensor tells the system exactly where your lift arms are positioned. These are the tractors handling everything from heavy tillage with chisel plows to precision work with planters and cultivators where depth control makes the difference between a good crop and a great one.

Made to Last

This isn’t some flimsy sensor that’ll fail the first time you hit a rock. The internal strain gauges are protected by robust sealing that survives the harsh environment between your tractor and implements. The 60KN rating means it can handle forces that would bend lesser pins, while the specially treated pin material resists wear at the connection points. When replacing, ensure connections are clean and properly sealed since moisture intrusion is a common failure cause, and handle with care during installation as these sensors are precision instruments.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward, but pay attention to orientation—the sensor must be positioned correctly to read loads accurately. Clean the mounting points thoroughly and never strike the pin directly during installation since that can damage the internal electronics. After installation, your tractor’s electronic system may need calibration for proper operation, so check your operator’s manual for the specific procedure. Most folks can handle this replacement in about 30 minutes with basic tools.