Headlight Switch with Egg-Shaped Knob for Classic Massey Ferguson, Case IH and David Brown Tractors

Description

You’re working late getting the last field finished before weather moves in, and suddenly your headlights won’t come on. Don’t let a bad light switch keep you from finishing critical work when time matters most. This replacement headlight switch with its comfortable egg-shaped knob gets your lights working again and gives you that solid feel you remember from when your tractor was new.

What You’re Getting

• Egg-shaped knob design fits naturally in your hand for easy operation even with gloves
• Positive click action lets you feel each position so you know lights are on or off
• Heavy-duty contacts handle the electrical load without burning out over time
• Direct replacement that plugs right into your existing wiring harness
• Built to handle the vibration and temperature swings of real farm work

Built for Real Farm Work

This switch fits right at home in classic tractors from Massey Ferguson’s 100, 200, 35, 65, 500, and 700/800 series, plus Case IH models from the 44, B, BD, Classic, 54, and 74 series, and David Brown’s 800, 90, 900, and 94 series machines. Whether you’re running a utility tractor for chores or a row-crop machine for field work, this is the same quality switch that controlled your lights when these tractors rolled off the assembly line.

Made to Last

Farm equipment switches take a beating from constant use, weather exposure, and the vibration that comes with heavy work. This switch is built with contacts that won’t corrode and internal parts that keep working season after season. The egg-shaped knob won’t crack like cheaper plastic versions and gives you a comfortable grip that works whether you’re wearing work gloves or not.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement that uses your existing wiring connections. The egg-shaped knob makes it easy to find the switch by feel when you’re operating in low light conditions. If you’re dealing with dim or flickering headlights, check your bulbs and connections first – but if the switch doesn’t click solidly or the lights work intermittently, it’s time for this replacement.