Description
When you need a reliable way to crank your tractor without going through the ignition switch, a good push-button starter switch is worth its weight in gold. Whether you’re troubleshooting starting problems, bypassing a faulty ignition switch, or just need a quick way to turn over the engine during maintenance, this brass switch handles the job without fuss.
What You’re Getting
- Heavy-duty 10-amp capacity handles starter solenoid current without burning out
- Momentary action means it only engages while you’re holding the button down
- Brass construction resists corrosion from moisture and farm chemicals
- 12-volt design works with modern tractor electrical systems
- Robust contacts designed for thousands of cranking cycles
Built for Real Farm Work
This switch works on any tractor or piece of equipment with a 12-volt starting system. It’s perfect for troubleshooting starting circuits, bypassing failed ignition switches, or adding as an emergency starter button. Whether you’re working on an old Ford that’s giving you grief or need a backup way to start your combine during harvest, this switch gets the job done.
Made to Last
Farm equipment switches take abuse from weather, vibration, and constant use. The brass body won’t rust or corrode like cheaper switches, and the internal contacts are built to handle the high current draw of starter circuits without pitting or welding together. It’s the kind of switch that’ll still be working long after you’ve forgotten you installed it.
Installation Notes
Wire this switch between your battery positive and the starter solenoid for emergency starting, or use it to bypass a faulty ignition switch temporarily. Remember to install a fuse in line to protect your wiring. The momentary action means you have to hold it down while cranking, which prevents accidental engagement.
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