Description
When you’re moving equipment on public roads at dawn or dusk, or working around busy farm areas, visibility can be the difference between getting home safely and a serious accident. When you’re moving equipment at dawn or working late into the evening, visibility isn’t just important—it could save your life. The bright rotating light provides 360-degree visibility that could save your life – or at least save you from an expensive collision with someone who “didn’t see that tractor.” This toggle rocker switch gives you instant control over your beacon warning light, so you can flip it on whenever you need to alert other drivers or mark your presence.
What You’re Getting
- Convenient cab-mounted control for your beacon or warning lights
- Toggle rocker design that’s easy to operate even with gloves on
- Durable electrical contacts that handle beacon current loads without burning out
- Weather-resistant construction that handles the farm environment
- Direct replacement design that plugs into existing wiring
Built for Real Farm Work
This switch is designed for John Deere 6010 and 6020 series tractors, whether you’re running a smaller 6010 for utility work or a bigger 6920 for heavy field operations. Whether you’re creeping down the highway with wide implements or moving between fields during harvest, this beacon makes sure everyone sees you coming. It’s perfect for controlling warning beacons during road travel, marking hazards during field operations, or any time you need that extra visibility for safety.
Made to Last
PTO switches take a beating—thousands of on-off cycles while dealing with dust, moisture, and constant vibration. The contacts in this switch resist the arcing that kills cheaper units, while the sealed construction keeps out the humidity and wash water that causes internal corrosion. It’s engineered to handle the electrical loads and operating conditions that farm equipment demands.
Installation Notes
This is a straightforward electrical swap, but disconnect your battery first to avoid any shorts. The switch typically mounts in your cab’s control panel and connects to existing wiring. Take a photo of the wire connections before removing the old switch—it’ll save you time figuring out where everything goes back together.
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