Hydraulic Lift Control Switch for Case IHC Maxxum 5120-5150 Tractors

Description

When you’re working implements and need to make quick adjustments to your three-point hitch height, there’s nothing more frustrating than having to reach for the main hydraulic lever every time. This hydraulic lift switch gives you convenient fingertip control right from your seat, letting you raise and lower implements smoothly without taking your eyes off your work or your hands off the steering wheel.

What You’re Getting

• Push-button operation for quick hydraulic lift and lower control
• Heavy-duty electrical contacts that handle high current loads without burning out
• Weather-resistant housing that keeps moisture and dust out of the internal components
• Ergonomic design that works even when you’re wearing work gloves
• Direct replacement for your original Case IHC switch – no modifications needed

Built for Real Farm Work

This switch is designed for the Case IHC Maxxum series tractors – versatile machines that handle everything from cultivation and planting to hay operations and loader work. Whether you’re running a disk and need to lift for turns, operating a rotary cutter and adjusting height for terrain changes, or using a planter and making quick depth adjustments, having instant hydraulic control at your fingertips makes the job go smoother and faster.

Made to Last

Farm equipment switches take a beating from vibration, temperature swings, and constant use. This one’s built with quality electrical contacts that won’t stick or burn out, and the housing is sealed to keep out the dust and moisture that kill cheaper switches. It’s designed to handle thousands of cycles and keep working season after season.

Good to Know

Installation usually involves removing part of the cab console to access the switch mounting location. Make sure your tractor’s hydraulic system is working properly before installing – a faulty switch won’t fix hydraulic problems. If your old switch has been intermittent, check the wiring connections while you’ve got things apart, as loose connections can damage the new switch.