PTO Speed Sensor for Landini Legend, Landpower, and Mythos Series Tractors

Description

When your baler starts missing wrap counts or your display shows erratic PTO readings, you know something’s not right. Modern tractors rely on precise PTO speed monitoring for everything from baler timing to implement protection, and when this sensor fails, you lose critical speed information that prevents equipment damage and ensures optimal performance. This replacement sensor gets your Landini’s electronic brain back to seeing exactly what your PTO shaft is doing, so your implements can work the way they were designed to.

What You’re Getting

• Provides accurate PTO shaft speed data to tractor computer for features like automatic PTO management and implement protection
• Essential for automated baling and wrapping systems that depend on precise timing
• Enables PTO overspeed protection and slip detection to prevent expensive equipment damage
• Electronic sensing element accurately reads shaft rotation even when covered in dust or operating in temperature extremes
• Uses automotive-grade sealing and materials to survive harsh conditions where others fail

Built for Real Farm Work

Your advanced Landini uses PTO speed data for critical functions – maintaining proper baler timing, preventing wrapper overwrap, protecting implements from overspeed damage, and optimizing fuel consumption. Whether you’re running sophisticated round balers, high-speed mowers, or PTO-driven generators, this sensor ensures everything operates at correct speeds. These Legend, Landpower, and Mythos tractors are serious field machines, and they need reliable sensor data to make all their electronic systems work together properly.

Made to Last

Located near the PTO shaft, these sensors endure extreme conditions – oil mist, dirt, vibration, and temperature swings. This replacement sensor features robust construction that seals out moisture while maintaining precise electronic function. Unlike the old mechanical tachometers that would bounce around and wear out, this electronic sensor gives you steady, dependable readings that your tractor’s computer can actually use for all those automated functions.

Installation Notes

Installation typically requires 30-45 minutes, though located near the PTO shaft, access can be tight – having the right tools helps. Make sure you maintain the proper air gap from the tone wheel for accurate readings. Clean the connector thoroughly before installation and disconnect the battery before starting to prevent electrical damage. After you’ve got it in, verify operation through your display – you should see steady RPM readings that match your tachometer.