Three Position Fused Switch for Case V, VA, VC, VI, VO Vintage Tractors

Description

If you’ve ever been caught with lights that won’t come on when dusk settles over the field or a switch that won’t hold its position, you know how frustrating electrical problems can be on vintage tractors. This three-position fused switch gives you reliable control over multiple circuits while built-in fuse protection keeps your electrical system safe from shorts and overloads—exactly what those classic Case tractors need to keep working dependably.

What You’re Getting

• 15-amp capacity handles hefty electrical loads without burning out contacts
• Built-in fuse protection prevents damage to wiring and expensive components
• Five terminals provide flexibility for controlling multiple circuits from one switch
• Positive detent positions so you can feel each setting even with thick gloves on
• Heavy-duty construction that stands up to farm conditions and temperature swings

Built for Classic Case Iron

This switch is designed specifically for Case V, VA, VC, VI, and VO series tractors—those reliable workhorses that helped mechanize farming from the 1940s through the 1960s. Whether your vintage Case is still earning its keep with loader work, cultivation, or pulling implements, or you’re restoring one for shows and parades, this switch controls the electrical functions these tractors depend on.

Made to Last

This TISCO replacement switch is built to handle the vibration, temperature swings, and electrical loads that come with vintage tractor operation. The contacts are designed to carry both the ignition circuit and lighting loads without burning out, giving you years of dependable service.

Installation Notes

Installation uses the original mounting with 10-24 NC threads, so it drops right into place where your old switch lived. Before you start, disconnect the battery and take a photo of the wire connections—it’ll save you time figuring out what goes where. The five terminals let you control multiple circuits, so make sure each wire goes back to its proper spot for reliable operation.