Universal Hazard Warning Light Switch – Push-Push Type

Description

Nothing puts your crew and other drivers at risk like having your hazard lights go out when you’re moving slow equipment on public roads. When that push-push hazard switch gives up the ghost, you’re not just looking at a potential ticket – you’re gambling with safety every time you head down the highway with a wide implement or move between fields. This universal hazard switch gets your warning lights flashing again so everyone knows you’re out there.

What You’re Getting

• Push-push operation that’s simple and reliable – push once for on, push again for off
• Universal design that drops into multiple tractor brands without modifications
• Heavy-duty contacts built to handle the electrical load of all your warning lights
• Standard mounting size fits right into your existing dash opening
• Built-in flasher circuit keeps your hazards blinking at the proper rate

Built for Real Farm Work

This switch is designed to work across a wide range of tractors including Massey Ferguson, Case IH, Deutz, Fendt, and Steyr models. Whether you’re running utility tractors for hay work or big row-crop machines pulling planters and combines, this switch handles the job. It’s especially handy during those busy seasons when you’re constantly moving between fields with grain carts, headers, and other wide equipment that needs proper warning lights.

Made to Last

Hazard switches get more use than just about any other switch in your cab – they’re working every time you hit public roads or work near traffic. This replacement uses robust internal components that won’t wear out from constant cycling, and the push-push mechanism provides positive engagement that won’t accidentally shut off from vibration or bumps.

Installation Notes

The universal design means it should drop right into your existing dash cutout with standard mounting. You’ll typically have three connections – power in, power out to the lights, and ground. The push-push design eliminates toggle switches that can break off or rocker switches that wear out. Test all your warning lights right after installation to make sure everything’s flashing properly and at the right speed.