Description
If you’ve ever been stuck on the side of the road with a broken down tractor or crawling down the highway with a wide implement, you know how crucial working hazard lights can be. Whether you’re creeping down the highway with a wide implement, stopped on the shoulder to adjust your planter, or working in a field entrance where traffic is passing by, functioning hazard lights are essential. This replacement switch gets your warning lights back to working properly so you can travel safely and stay visible to other traffic.
What You’re Getting
- Reliable push-button design that won’t fail when you need it most
- Heavy-duty contacts that handle the electrical load of multiple warning lights
- Precise fit designed specifically for your Ford New Holland or Fiat tractor
- Push-push mechanism provides positive engagement that won’t accidentally turn off from vibration, and the heavy-duty contacts handle the electrical load of all your warning lights without burning or pitting
Built for Real Farm Work
This switch fits Ford New Holland 30 Series models like the 4030, 3830, 4230, 4430, 8630, and 8830, plus TD Series (TD60, TD90, TD95) and TDD Series tractors. It also works on a wide range of Fiat models from the compact 46 Series up through the big 90 Series row-crop machines. These tractors handle everything from hay operations and tillage to road transport between fields.
Made to Last
Hazard switches see more use than almost any other switch in your cab – they’re on for every road move and field entrance. This replacement uses robust internal components that won’t wear out from constant cycling. The internal components are built to handle the constant on-off cycling that comes with frequent road travel and field work.
Good to Know
Installation is straightforward – the switch mounts in your existing dash opening. Make sure to match up your wires carefully; you’ll typically have power in, power out to lights, and ground connections. Test all your hazard lights right after installation to make sure everything’s working properly. If some lights flash differently than others, check for burned out bulbs or loose connections.
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