Description
There’s nothing worse than heading out for early morning chores or finishing up field work after sunset only to find your lights won’t turn on. When your tractor’s light switch starts acting up—maybe it gets stuck in the wrong position or the lights flicker when you hit a bump—you know it’s time for a replacement. This switch puts reliable lighting control back at your fingertips so you can see what you’re doing when daylight isn’t cooperating with your schedule.
What You’re Getting
- Direct replacement that fits right into your existing dashboard hole
- Heavy-duty contacts designed to handle the electrical load of multiple lights
- Positive detent positions so you know exactly where the switch is set
- Weather-resistant construction that handles temperature swings and vibration
- OEM-quality build that matches your tractor’s original equipment
Built for Real Farm Work
This switch is designed for the Case IH 70 and 90 series tractors that handle everything from loader work around the barn to heavy fieldwork during planting and harvest. Whether you’re running a 5120 with a disc mower at dawn or using a 5140 to finish plowing before the weather changes, proper lighting control is essential for safe operation when visibility gets challenging.
Made to Last
Farm equipment switches take a beating from constant use, gloved hands, and the vibration that comes with tractor work. This replacement features robust internal contacts that won’t burn or corrode from repeated switching, plus spring-loaded detents that maintain positive positioning through thousands of operations. The housing is built to handle the temperature extremes and moisture that would kill a cheaper switch.
Installation Notes
Installation is straightforward—disconnect your battery first, then unscrew the old switch and note which wires go where. The new switch threads right into the existing dashboard opening and uses the same electrical connections. Take a quick photo of your wire positions before removing the old switch—it’ll save you from guessing which terminal does what when you’re connecting the new one.
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