Description
There’s nothing more frustrating than walking out to your Kubota to tackle yard work or property maintenance and having the engine refuse to fire up when you turn the key. Nothing stops work faster than turning the key and getting nothing but silence, and that’s often the first sign your ignition switch is calling it quits. When your ignition switch starts acting up—maybe you have to wiggle the key, or it won’t spring back from start—it’s time for a replacement before you get stranded.
What You’re Getting
- Direct replacement that matches your factory wiring—no modifications needed
- Heavy-duty contacts handle starter current without burning for reliable starting season after season
- Positive detent positions for reliable function selection so you always know what position you’re in
- Weather-resistant construction prevents internal corrosion from moisture and dust
Built for Real Farm Work
This switch is designed specifically for Kubota G Series compact tractors—the reliable workhorses that handle everything from mowing and snow removal to light loader work around the property. Whether you’ve got a G1700 for residential lawn care, a G1800 for larger properties, or the bigger G1900 and G2000 models for commercial applications, this switch restores that dependable starting you count on.
Made to Last
You get heavy-duty contacts that won’t burn or corrode from repeated use, plus internal spring mechanisms that maintain that positive feel through all positions. Agricultural starters face unique punishment – high compression engines, temperature extremes, constant vibration, and countless start cycles during busy seasons, and this switch is built to handle all of it.
Installation Notes
Before installation, disconnect the battery to prevent shorts. Label each wire before removal—even if the old switch is dead, wire position tells you where things go. Test all positions after installation – OFF should kill everything, RUN should power gauges and engine, START should engage the starter. Many operators keep a spare switch in the toolbox—when these fail, it’s always during critical field operations.
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