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Hall Effect Suspension Sensor for Valtra, John Deere, Deutz, and Same Tractors

Original price was: $199.87.Current price is: $115.91.

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If you’ve ever dealt with a tractor that won’t level properly or suspension that’s stuck in one position, you know how frustrating it can be. When suspension faults appear or your system stops responding properly, this sensor often provides the solution. Modern tractor suspension systems rely on precise position feedback, and this Hall Effect sensor provides the accurate data your electronic control system needs.

What You’re Getting

  • The non-contact sensing technology eliminates wear associated with mechanical sensors, so it’ll keep working season after season
  • Compatible with Valtra, John Deere, Deutz Agrotron, and Same tractors, this sensor enables advanced suspension features like automatic leveling, load compensation, and ride height adjustment
  • Sealed electronics resist moisture, mud, and agricultural chemicals – built for real farm conditions
  • The plug-and-play connector eliminates wiring concerns but check for corrosion

Built for Real Farm Work

Whether you’re operating a Valtra N Series with advanced suspension, a John Deere with electronic cab or axle suspension, a Deutz Agrotron MKIII, or a Same tractor with similar systems, this Hall Effect sensor is crucial for proper operation. It monitors suspension position continuously, allowing the system to adjust for loads, terrain, and speed.

Made to Last

This Hall Effect sensor features robust construction designed for the harsh environment of tractor suspension systems. Temperature-stable components maintain accuracy from cold winter starts to hot summer operations. Quality connectors ensure reliable signal transmission despite vibration and movement.

Good to Know

Installation requires basic tools but positioning is critical for accurate readings. Disconnect battery before working on electronic systems. Clean mounting area thoroughly to ensure proper sensor alignment. Some systems require calibration or reset after sensor replacement – consult your service manual. Intermittent suspension faults often indicate sensor issues – monitor error codes for early problem detection.