Description
When you turn the key and nothing happens, it’s usually either a dead battery or a worn-out ignition switch. If your vintage Massey Ferguson has been cranking strong but the switch feels loose, won’t hold position, or you’ve lost one of your keys, this complete assembly gets you back to reliable starting. Nothing beats having two working keys when you’re running a classic tractor that’s still earning its keep around the farm.
What You’re Getting
- Complete switch assembly with all internal contacts for reliable electrical connections
- Two keys included so you have a spare when you need it most
- Direct replacement for worn original switches – no modifications needed
- Proper positioning for Off, Run, and Start functions just like your original
- Durable construction that handles daily use season after season
Built for Real Farm Work
This switch fits the classic Massey Ferguson lineup from the 1950s and 1960s – the TO20, TO30, TO35, MF35, MF50, and MF65 models that are still working farms today. These tractors handle everything from hay cutting and raking to loader work and general chores around the homestead. Whether you’ve got a restored showpiece or a daily driver, this switch keeps the electrical system working like it should.
Made to Last
These vintage tractors were built to last, and this switch matches that durability. The internal contacts are designed to handle the electrical load of your starter, ignition system, and accessories without burning out or getting flaky. Weather sealing keeps moisture and dirt from causing problems that leave you stranded.
Good to Know
Installation is straightforward – disconnect your battery, remove the old switch, and wire up the new one using the same connections. Take a photo of your wire positions before removal if you’re not sure about the wiring. The switch should turn smoothly between positions and spring back from Start to Run. Keep that spare key in a safe place but not on the tractor – losing both keys at once is a real headache.
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