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6 Pole Female Connector for Tractor and Implement Electrical Systems

Original price was: $17.41.Current price is: $13.67.

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When you’re hooking up implements or trailers to your tractor, a reliable electrical connection can make the difference between a smooth day and a frustrating one. This 6-pole female connector gives you the power, lighting, and control circuits you need for everything from hay wagons to sophisticated planters. It’s built to handle the demands of farm work while keeping your electrical systems talking to each other properly.

What You’re Getting

  • Six individual poles for handling multiple circuits – lights, brakes, signals, and auxiliary power
  • Female design that accepts male plugs from implements and trailers
  • Weather-resistant construction that stands up to dust, moisture, and temperature swings
  • Solid terminal connections that maintain good contact despite vibration and movement
  • Standard configuration that works with most agricultural equipment wiring

Built for Real Farm Work

This connector is designed for the vehicle side of your electrical setup, whether you’re running a utility tractor with a manure spreader or a big field tractor pulling a grain cart. The 6-pole design handles the electrical needs of modern implements that require multiple circuits for proper operation, safety lighting, and hydraulic controls.

Made to Last

Farm electrical connections take a beating from weather, vibration, and the occasional bump. This connector uses materials that resist corrosion and maintain their grip on the terminals season after season. The housing protects the internal connections from dirt and moisture that can cause shorts or poor connections.

Good to Know

Make sure your wire gauge matches the current requirements of your equipment – heavier implements may need larger wire for power circuits. A little dielectric grease on the terminals before connecting helps prevent corrosion and makes future disconnections easier. Keep a spare in your toolbox for those times when Murphy’s Law strikes at the worst possible moment.