Heavy-Duty 3-Position Toggle Switch for Agricultural Equipment and Tractors

Description

When you need reliable switching for hydraulic controls, lights, or auxiliary functions on your farm equipment, a quality toggle switch makes all the difference. This hefty 6-pole switch gives you three distinct positions—On/Off/On—letting you control multiple circuits or switch between different functions with confidence. Built to handle the electrical loads and rough conditions that come with farm work, it’s the kind of switch that keeps working season after season.

What You’re Getting

• Heavy-duty construction with metal housing that handles vibration and weather exposure
• Six terminals give you flexibility to control multiple circuits or complex switching functions
• 20-amp capacity at 12 or 24 volts handles everything from lights to hydraulic solenoids
• Positive detent positions so you always know exactly where the switch is set
• On/Off/On configuration perfect for reversing motors or switching between two different functions

Built for Real Farm Work

This switch works great for controlling hydraulic functions like reversing auger direction, switching between different lighting circuits, or managing other electrical accessories on tractors, combines, and implements. The robust design handles the constant switching and electrical loads you’ll find in agricultural applications, from small utility tractors to large row-crop machines.

Made to Last

Farm equipment switches take a beating from dust, moisture, and constant use. This one’s built with quality contacts that won’t pit or burn out under normal loads, and the metal construction stands up to the bumps and vibration of field work. The sealed design keeps out moisture and dirt that kills lesser switches.

Installation Notes

This is a standard panel-mount switch that fits a 1/2-inch hole. Always disconnect your battery before wiring any electrical switch. The 6-terminal design gives you lots of wiring options, so take a photo of your old switch’s wiring before disconnecting if you’re replacing one. Make sure your wire gauge matches the current you’ll be switching.