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Lighting Control Switch for Massey Ferguson 100-3000 Series and Industrial Equipment

Original price was: $34.09.Current price is: $27.21.

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When you’re working before sunrise or finishing up chores after dark, having reliable lighting control isn’t just convenient—it’s essential for safety and productivity. This lighting switch controls your tractor’s headlights and work lights, giving you the visibility you need whether you’re navigating to the field, working around buildings, or finishing that last few rows after sunset.

What You’re Getting

  • Direct replacement switch that fits like the original with included control knob
  • Durable electrical contacts handle the current load of multiple lights without burning out
  • Weather-resistant design protects internal components from moisture and dust
  • Multiple position control gives you flexibility for different lighting needs
  • Quality TISCO construction built to handle the demanding farm environment

Built for Real Farm Work

This switch works across a huge range of classic Massey Ferguson tractors from the versatile MF135 and MF165 utility models up through larger machines like the MF1155 and MF1800. It also fits various industrial models used for construction and roadwork. These are the workhorses that have been powering farms for decades, handling everything from hay operations and tillage to loader work and general farm chores.

Made to Last

Farm electrical components take a beating from vibration, temperature swings, and exposure to dust and moisture. This switch uses quality electrical contacts that won’t stick or burn out prematurely, and the housing is built to keep working through thousands of on-off cycles. The included knob provides positive tactile feedback so you know exactly which position you’ve selected.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement that mounts in your existing switch location using the same wiring connections. Disconnect your battery before starting any electrical work to prevent shorts. The switch typically mounts behind the dashboard, so you’ll need to access the back of the panel. Take a photo of your old wiring connections before removal to make installation easier.