Fuel Tank Sender Unit for Deutz Agroprima, Agrostar, Agroxtra, DX4, DX6, and DXAB Series Tractors

Description

There’s nothing more frustrating than your fuel gauge reading full when you’re about to run out of diesel in the middle of planting, or showing empty when you just filled up. If your fuel gauge is reading empty with a full tank, stuck at full regardless of fuel level, or giving erratic readings that make fuel planning impossible, this quality sender restores the accurate monitoring you need for productive workdays. Your fuel gauge isn’t just about convenience—it’s about knowing you’ve got enough diesel to finish that field without making an emergency run to town.

What You’re Getting

• Direct replacement sender unit that restores accurate fuel gauge readings from full to empty
• Proper resistance range calibrated to work perfectly with your Deutz electrical system
• Corrosion-resistant construction that handles the moisture and fuel contamination tractors face
• Float arm designed for these specific tank dimensions and mounting configurations

Built for Real Farm Work

This sender fits your Deutz tractors from the compact Agroprima models perfect for hay work up through the bigger DX series machines that handle heavy field operations. Whether you’re running an Agrostar through long days of cultivation or using a DX4 series for loader work around the farmstead, this sender keeps you informed about fuel levels during those critical operations when running out isn’t an option.

Made to Last

These sender units commonly fail from contamination, corrosion, or simple wear after years of float arm movement. This replacement is built to handle the constant movement, temperature swings, and fuel contamination that comes with agricultural work. The internal components resist corrosion and maintain accurate readings season after season.

Good to Know

Installation involves draining the fuel tank, so plan accordingly and have containers ready. Note the sender’s orientation before removal – some models require specific positioning. Remove carefully to avoid bending the float arm. Always use the new sealing gasket that comes with the unit to prevent leaks, and make sure the mounting surface is clean for proper electrical grounding.