Thunderstruck Ag Launches RC Farm Arm to Bring Wireless Remote Control to Stationary Tractor Operations

Thunderstruck Ag has launched RC Farm Arm, a wireless remote control system that lets farmers safely operate stationary tractor PTO and hydraulic functions from outside the cab. Designed to reduce downtime, improve safety, and eliminate wasted motion, the system upgrades existing equipment without permanent modifications.
Los Angeles, CA - January 21, 2026 - Thunderstruck Ag [https://thunderstruckag.com/], a global provider of farmer-driven equipment solutions, today announced the launch of the RC Farm Arm, a wireless remote-control system designed to help farmers and equipment operators manage stationary power take-off (PTO) and hydraulic tasks more safely and efficiently from outside the tractor cab.

Built for agricultural producers, custom harvesters, and farm managers who routinely operate augers, baggers, grain extractors, and other stationary PTO-powered equipment, the RC Farm Arm allows users to start, stop, and control core tractor functions remotely. By eliminating repeated trips in and out of the cab, the system reduces downtime, improves safety, and helps conserve fuel during repetitive operations.

The RC Farm Arm [https://thunderstruckag.com/products/rcfarmarm/rc-farm-arm/] enables wireless control of engine and PTO functions, along with operation of up to two hydraulic functions and four customizable controls. Designed for ease of use, the system installs quickly over existing armrest controls without complex wiring or permanent modifications, allowing operators to upgrade the equipment they already own rather than replace it.

"When you talk to farmers, the frustration isn't lack of technology, it's wasted motion and unnecessary risk," said Jeremy Matuszewski, Founder and CEO of Thunderstruck Ag. "RC Farm Arm removes both by giving operators control from the ground. It's a simple shift that saves time, improves safety, and makes long stationary jobs far less demanding."

"RC Farm Arm was designed to eliminate unnecessary trips in and out of the cab during stationary PTO work," said Vincent Pawluski, inventor and founder of RC Farm Arm. "By putting engine, PTO, and hydraulic controls in a wireless handheld system, operators can manage critical functions from the ground with greater precision, less strain, and better overall workflow."

Compatible with major tractor brands, including John Deere, Case, New Holland, Fendt, CLAAS, and Versatile, RC Farm Arm addresses a long-standing inefficiency in traditional tractor operation, where operators have historically been required to remain inside the cab to manage PTO and hydraulic functions. The system represents a practical advancement for farms focused on safety, productivity, and extending the life of existing equipment.

About Thunderstruck Ag

Thunderstruck Ag [https://thunderstruckag.com/] connects farmers with farmer-invented, field-tested tools that boost efficiency, reduce harvest loss, and extend the life of existing equipment. The company partners with dealers and manufacturers to bring practical, results-driven solutions to farms across North America and globally. To learn more about Thunderstruck Ag's product lineup, visit www.thunderstruckag.com.

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