Valtra implement signal connector help please!!!!

DrDunc

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Livestock Farmer

Location

Dunsyre

• May 18, 2020

• #1

I need the 7 pin implement signal connector socket in my Valtra N134D, but it doesn't have one ?

Does anyone know if there's somewhere to plug and play a cable so that I can put in a 7 pin ISO11786 socket?

It's to provide a ground speed, and arm position signal to an einbock seeder control box

I'm hoping you can connect the socket to one of the 3 ports beside fuses.......?

 

Shropshire Farmer

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Location

Shrewsbury, Shropshire.

• May 18, 2020

• #2

Is there not a bank of sockets in the back right hand corner by the c pillar ?

 

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Agro ABA

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Livestock Farmer

• Dec 3, 2023

• #3

Olá Dr Dunc. Você encontra a solução. Preciso do mesmo para um Valtra A 105.

 

ED.D

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Location

Cheshire

• Dec 4, 2023

• #4

Sounds like “that box” wasn’t ticked when it was ordered.

 

Optimus

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Livestock Farmer

Location

North of Perth

• Dec 4, 2023

• #5

If it doesn't have the plug will you not need the sensor too? I had to put in on my 154 for the fert spreader.

 

DrDunc

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Livestock Farmer

Location

Dunsyre

• Dec 4, 2023

• #6

ED.D said:

Sounds like “that box” wasn’t ticked when it was ordered.

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Aye

Like most things from Agco, Iso output was an optional extra which my tractors first owner didn't need

I solved the problem with remarkable ease.....

Plugged the seeder into a deutz tractor. They've had the iso socket fitted as standard for about 20 years

@Agro ABA

Lamento, mas não consigo encontrar uma solução para o meu Valtra

 

DrDunc

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Livestock Farmer

Location

Dunsyre

• Dec 4, 2023

• #7

Optimus said:

If it doesn't have the plug will you not need the sensor too? I had to put in on my 154 for the fert spreader.

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So there is a solution?

My agco dealer just provided a blank look and sent me on my way empty handed

 

Optimus

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Livestock Farmer

Location

North of Perth

• Dec 4, 2023

• #8

DrDunc said:

So there is a solution?

My agco dealer just provided a blank look and sent me on my way empty handed

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That's not good.
They fit me a sensor on the back wheel an just brought the cable up through the back of the cab where the plug goes.mines just the jack type plug as the box could take both.

 

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jamie

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Location

Duns

• Dec 4, 2023

• #9

DrDunc said:

So there is a solution?

My agco dealer just provided a blank look and sent me on my way empty handed

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I've not done it yet but I believe you can get the speed from your GPS.

 

DrDunc

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Livestock Farmer

Location

Dunsyre

• Dec 4, 2023

• #10

jamie said:

I've not done it yet but I believe you can get the speed from your GPS.

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Agopengps?

Indeed yes I did read on their forum it can output a pulse signal for actual ground speed