Description
Nothing ruins a morning like turning the key and hearing nothing but silence—or worse, that dreaded clicking sound that tells you your starter solenoid has called it quits. When your solenoid fails, you’ll hear clicking sounds instead of the engine cranking, or sometimes nothing at all when you try to start. This replacement solenoid gets you back to the critical link between your ignition key and starter motor, so you can get back to the work that needs doing.
What You’re Getting
- Base mount design that bolts securely to your starter for solid electrical connection
- Heavy-duty 12-volt construction built to handle the demanding electrical loads of starter engagement
- Quality internal contacts and robust housing construction that handle the demanding agricultural environment and thousands of engagement cycles
- Direct service replacement for starter 1113672, ensuring proper fit and reliable operation
Built for Real Farm Work
This solenoid is designed for tractors and agricultural equipment where reliable starting is absolutely critical. Whether you’re firing up that old workhorse for morning chores or need to get your field equipment running when weather windows are short, this solenoid handles the high electrical demands of cranking diesel and gas engines. Starter solenoids take heavy electrical loads every time you start your tractor, and they’re exposed to engine heat, vibration, and weather.
Made to Last
This replacement solenoid uses quality internal contacts and robust housing construction to handle the demanding agricultural environment. The TISCO brand construction means it’s built to withstand the constant vibration, temperature swings, and electrical cycling that comes with farm equipment operation. It’s designed to give you thousands of reliable starts without the frustration of intermittent failures.
Installation Notes
This is a direct replacement that mounts to your base-mount starter system with standard electrical connections. Make sure all wire terminals are clean and tight, as poor connections can cause starting problems even with a new solenoid. Always reconnect the positive battery cable last to avoid accidental shorts during installation. If you’ve been having intermittent starting issues, it’s worth checking your battery and cable condition too—even the best solenoid struggles with a weak electrical supply.
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