Hitch Angle Sensor for Fendt Vario and Favorit Series, Massey Ferguson and Challenger Telehandlers

Description

If you’ve got GPS guidance or electronic hitch control on your tractor, this little sensor is working overtime behind the scenes. The angle sensor tells your tractor’s computer exactly how your implement is positioned relative to the tractor, which is crucial for precise field operations and automated guidance systems. When it starts acting up, you’ll notice your GPS system struggling to keep straight lines or your electronic controls getting confused about where your equipment actually is.

What You’re Getting

• Precise angle measurement for GPS guidance and electronic control systems
• Durable construction that handles field vibration and weather exposure
• Direct OEM replacement that plugs right into your existing wiring harness
• Calibrated accuracy for reliable feedback to your tractor’s computer systems
• Weather-sealed housing protects sensitive electronics from dust and moisture

Built for Modern Farm Technology

This sensor is designed for tractors with advanced electronic systems – the kind that help you maintain straight passes, automatically steer implements, and optimize field operations. It’s essential for Fendt Vario tractors with their sophisticated CVT transmissions and precision farming packages, plus the newer Massey Ferguson models with electronic draft control. The Challenger telehandlers also rely on this sensor for load positioning and stability systems.

Made to Last

Electronic sensors take a beating in farm environments, dealing with constant vibration, temperature swings, and exposure to dust and moisture. This replacement sensor features proper environmental sealing and robust internal components that’ll keep delivering accurate readings season after season. The connector is built to resist corrosion and maintain a solid electrical connection.

Installation Notes

This is typically a straightforward replacement – unplug the old sensor, remove the mounting hardware, and install the new one. Make sure the connector is clean and dry before plugging in. Some tractors may require recalibration of the guidance system after sensor replacement, so have your dealer’s manual handy. If you’re seeing intermittent issues, check the wiring harness for damage before assuming the sensor has failed.