Multi-Function Switch for Massey Ferguson 4700, 5700 and 6700 Series Tractors

Description

There’s nothing more frustrating than reaching for your light switch in the dark only to find it doesn’t work, or trying to clear your windshield in a rainstorm when the wiper switch decides to quit. When you’ve got one switch controlling multiple cab functions, it better work every time. This multi-function switch brings back reliable control of your lights, turn indicators, and wipers—the essential systems that keep you safe and comfortable during those long days in the seat.

What You’re Getting

• Controls lights, turn indicators, and wipers from one convenient location
• Heavy-duty contacts designed to handle multiple electrical circuits without failing
• Weather-sealed construction resists moisture and dust infiltration
• Direct replacement that fits your existing wiring harness perfectly
• Precision-built switching positions give you positive feedback when operated

Built for Real Farm Work

This switch fits Massey Ferguson’s workhorse series—the 4700, 5700, and 6700 models that handle everything from loader work and cultivation to harvest hauling and general farm duties. Whether you’re running a 4708 on morning chores, operating a 5710 through dusty field conditions, or using your 6712 for road travel between farms, this switch controls the safety and comfort features you depend on every day.

Made to Last

Farm switches work harder than office equipment switches ever will. This one’s built with robust internal contacts that can handle the electrical load of multiple circuits without arcing or sticking. The housing protects against the moisture, dust, and vibration that comes with agricultural work, while maintaining smooth operation through thousands of cycles.

Installation Notes

Most installations take about 30 minutes and access through the dash panel. Always disconnect your battery first—this switch controls multiple high-current circuits. Take a photo of your wiring before removal since multi-function switches use several connections. The new switch should plug right into your existing harness, but test every function after installation to make sure lights, indicators, and wipers all work in each position.