Description
When your electronic draft control starts acting up or your three-point hitch won’t hold the position you set, there’s a good chance this little sensor inside your lift cover has called it quits. Electronic draft control depends on knowing exactly where your three-point hitch sits. This position sensor in the lift cover provides that critical feedback, enabling precise implement control and consistent working depth. When it fails, you lose the precision that makes modern farming efficient.
What You’re Getting
- Precision inductive sensor that tells your tractor’s brain exactly where the lift arms are positioned
- Electronic feedback for automatic depth control and return-to-position functions
- Direct replacement that restores electronic draft control and load-sensing capabilities
- Sealed construction designed to handle the harsh environment inside a hydraulic lift housing
Built for Modern 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 tells the system exactly where your lift arms are positioned. This sensor enables features like automatic depth control, return-to-position functions, and load-sensing draft control.
Made to Last
This isn’t your typical electrical component – it’s built to survive inside a hydraulic lift housing where it faces oil, moisture, vibration, and temperature swings. The inductive design means no physical contact with moving parts, so there’s less to wear out compared to older mechanical position systems.
Installation Notes
When replacing, ensure connections are clean and properly sealed – moisture intrusion is a common failure cause. Calibration after installation is typically required for proper operation. Handle with care during installation as these sensors are precision instruments. Common symptoms include erratic hitch movement, inability to maintain set positions, or complete loss of electronic functions with hydraulics reverting to manual mode. Error codes often point directly to sensor issues.
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