Lever-Type Starter Switch for Ferguson TEF20, Fordson Major/Dexta, and IHC Tractors

Description

When you pull that starter lever and hear nothing but silence, chances are it’s this little switch that’s let you down. A failed starter switch on your classic tractor can leave you stranded at the worst possible moment—usually when you’re already running late for chores or when weather’s closing in. This replacement switch gets you back to reliable starting so you can focus on the work that needs doing instead of worrying whether your tractor will fire up.

What You’re Getting

• Heavy-duty construction built specifically for Lucas M45 lever-type starter systems
• Complete assembly with mounting nut makes installation quick and straightforward
• Two screw terminals provide secure electrical connections that won’t corrode or work loose
• M16 threading ensures it fits properly in your original switch location
• Direct replacement that works exactly like the original factory part

Built for Real Farm Work

This switch works on Ferguson TEF20s, Fordson Major and Dexta models, plus International Harvester tractors with lever-operated starter systems. These are the dependable workhorses you’ll find on smaller operations, market gardens, and specialty farms. Whether you’re cultivating vegetable plots, maintaining orchards, or handling general farm chores, these classic tractors get the job done—when they start reliably.

Made to Last

This starter switch handles the electrical loads your tractor demands without breaking a sweat. The robust internal contacts resist wear from repeated use, while the threaded housing stays put despite all the vibration and jarring that comes with farm work. Quality construction means you won’t be dealing with those frustrating intermittent starting problems that can drive you crazy.

Installation Notes

Installation is straightforward—it threads into your existing starter switch location and connects to your tractor’s wiring through the two screw terminals. If your tractor won’t crank consistently or the starter lever feels dead when you pull it, this switch is often the culprit. It’s an affordable fix that can save you from expensive electrical troubleshooting and keeps your reliable old tractor ready for another season.