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Single Pole Medium Duty Toggle Switch for Tractor Applications

Original price was: $8.54.Current price is: $5.39.

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When you need to control lights, accessories, or other electrical equipment on your tractor, this simple toggle switch gives you reliable on/off control that you can count on. Whether you’re adding aftermarket work lights for those early morning starts or replacing a worn switch that’s been acting up, this medium-duty toggle delivers the dependable operation you need when there’s work to be done.

What You’re Getting

  • Single pole design handles one circuit at a time for straightforward switching applications
  • Medium-duty construction built to handle the vibration and electrical loads of farm equipment
  • Simple up-for-on, down-for-off operation that’s easy to use even with gloves
  • Two screw terminals make wiring connections secure and reliable
  • Bat handle design gives you a good grip for positive switching action

Perfect for Farm Applications

This versatile switch works great for controlling work lights, beacon lights, hydraulic pumps, fans, or any other 12-volt accessory you’ve added to your tractor. It’s the kind of straightforward electrical component that mechanics and farmers have relied on for decades to control everything from implement lighting to auxiliary equipment.

Built to Handle Farm Life

Farm electrical components take a beating from constant vibration, temperature swings, and the occasional splash of hydraulic fluid or fuel. This Tisco replacement switch is built to handle the vibration, temperature swings, and electrical loads that come with vintage tractor operation. The contacts are designed to carry both the ignition circuit and lighting loads without burning out, giving you years of dependable service.

Installation Notes

The two screw terminals make wiring simple—just connect your hot wire to one terminal and your load wire to the other. Standard mounting requires a 1/2-inch hole in your panel or dashboard. If your old switch has been giving you trouble for a while, it’s worth checking the wiring connections for corrosion while you’ve got things apart. A little dielectric grease on the terminals helps prevent future problems.