Challenges in the field
Many machines, different pressure ranges: tractors, harvesters and implements can require different hydraulic test ranges.
Field servicing means limited access to tools: missing equipment can mean unnecessary trips back to the workshop or service vehicle.
Downtime matters most during peak season: when machinery is needed, faster fault finding helps get equipment back into operation sooner.
The solution
One gauge in the ute covers the whole yard
Broad range capability in one portable instrument: 0–400, 0–700 or 0–1000 bar: with a direct hose connection and no adaptors to lose in the grass. German-built, IP65-sealed, made to handle dust, vibration and the back of a ute.
Sold on range, not kit contents: premium high-end kits are more than this job needs. Start with the gauge; add the hose or kit if the work grows.
Best fit for the farm
DM80 M gauge · 0–400 / 0–700 / 0–1000 bar
The mid-tier gauge, picked by range for your machines: the orange cap is easy to spot in the grass. 3-point calibration certificate + serial traceability included. Kit upsell where the work justifies it: hose, adaptors and case.
Also in the range
DM80 M service kit
Hose, adaptors, couplings and foam-inlay case: when the work grows.
DM80 ML · 0–700 bar
The simplest two-button option: no certificate on this tier.
Applications
Every machine in the yard
Tractor hydraulics
Loader, remotes and three-point pressures against the manual.
Harvester & header circuits
Pre-season checks that stop mid-harvest breakdowns.
Implements & attachments
Verify coupling pressures when an implement misbehaves.
Sprayer lines
Accurate line pressure for consistent application rates.
Options at a glance
Low · Mid · High: with or without the kit
Specifications from Leitenberger datasheets rev. 08/2026. Welded stainless-steel measuring cell (no gasket in the pressure path) and made in Germany: all tiers. 100 million pressure cycles minimum (DM80 ML and M).
Resource centre
Field diagnostics
Tractor hydraulic testing basics
Where to tee in, what pressures to expect, and how to read a live value while cycling the circuit.
How many gauges does a farm workshop need?
One, chosen by the highest range you service: the digital readout stays accurate across the span where multiple dials used to be needed.
Field diagnostics kit list
What actually belongs in the ute: gauge, hose, and the couplings for your machines: nothing that stays in the box.
Digital vs analogue in dust and vibration
Vibration wrecks needle movements; a sealed digital instrument holds its accuracy: and its certificate proves it.
Tell us what’s in the shed
We’ll match the range to your machines before you order.
What happens next
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