When your temperature gauge starts acting up or you notice your engine running hotter than it should, there’s a good chance your water temperature sending unit has called it quits. This little sensor is your early warning system—it tells the gauge on your dash exactly how hot your engine’s getting so you can catch problems before they turn expensive.
What You’re Getting
- Direct replacement for the factory Ford unit with the same electrical specifications
- Quality TISCO construction that handles the heat and vibration of daily farm work
- Proper calibration that gives you accurate temperature readings from cold start to operating temp
- Threaded design that seals tight in the engine block without leaks
Built for Real Farm Work
This sending unit fits Ford tractors from the mid-70s era, including the 2600 and 3600 utility models, the 4600 workhorse, and the bigger 5600 through 7600 series tractors. Whether you’re running a bush hog, pulling a disc, or baling hay, these machines put in long hours and need reliable temperature monitoring to keep running strong.
Made to Last
Farm equipment sensors take a beating from engine heat, weather, and constant vibration. This TISCO unit is built with quality materials and proper sealing to give you the same reliable performance as the original Ford part. The electrical contacts stay clean and the housing resists corrosion.
Installation Notes
This is a straightforward swap—just unscrew the old unit and thread in the new one with a little thread sealant. Make sure to disconnect the wire before removal, and don’t overtighten when installing. The sending unit screws into the engine block near the thermostat housing where it can read actual coolant temperature.
