Can anyone identify the type of plug this is?

Philip d · Feb 11, 2019

It?s a power source for a newholland chopper and the same as the one for the baler. I?d like to pick up a new one to use as a power source in another tractor and it would make it easier if I knew what the proper name is for this type of plug. Thanks for any help.

matthies · Feb 11, 2019

Any dealer can get or should have that end, you pretty much named it as a power source pigtail, at Deere it would be the old style.

Keith Molden · Feb 11, 2019

We called them cannon plugs in the military. I don't know what they call them in the Ag business. Keith

Hay maker2 · Feb 11, 2019

It's an Amp connector (Amphenol Connector).
All the info is on the plug and you can probably buy it from Amazon or Ebay for less.

Robert Major · Feb 11, 2019

The first and Last time I went and got one of the ends to match what was on my baler I just bought used, I should of gone to the hardware store and got male and female 3 pin extension cord ends. It's a good job I had to sit waiting on the stool in front of the parts counter as they were busy. I'd of fallen over when he said $80 for the one half, I nearly fell off the stool instead ! ,that was with CaseIH 6 years ago. If it hadn't of been I was in there for other parts, and in a hurry with the hardware store being totally the wrong way I wouldn't of got it from them.
Regards Robert

3000OH · Feb 11, 2019

Or try mouser dot com or digikey dot com. Both good
electronics supply places.

Philip d · Feb 11, 2019

Thank you all for the info. I?m going to try a place called Princess Auto (weird name but a big everything shop related in Canada) and see what they have now I know what to ask for without bringing in the whole cord.

sotxbill · Feb 11, 2019

looks to be a john deer baler power plug... for the monitor for a round baler??.

https://www.external_link.com/auxiliary-power-connector-kit-3-pin-a-re37651/

http://manuals.deere.com/omview/OME130313_19/OUMX005_0000026_19_14APR03_1.htm

GarryinNC · Feb 11, 2019

It is fairly common. Hesston uses them to power electric twine arm actuators. Go to AGCO parts books and look one up for a Hesston 530 round baler. John Deere also uses them for an aux power plug in the cab of some of their tractors. I think a 5320 with cab will show one to the right of the seat. Are you wanting the male counterpart for the piece you have?

Garry

M w J · Feb 12, 2019

http://www.sensor-1.com/product_p/c-amp03ssr.htm This place has them

Determined · Feb 12, 2019

Just put the number into a google search.

206037-2

Shows Digi-Key Part Number A1685-ND

$9.27

Ozlander · Feb 12, 2019

(quoted from post at 11:01:42 02/12/19) Just put the number into a google search.

206037-2

Shows Digi-Key Part Number A1685-ND

$9.27

Probably does not come with contacts.

RVS · Feb 12, 2019

Hello Phillip[. Are in Ontario near Almonte. If you are we have them at M&P Farm equipment in Almonte

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