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M22 Starter Push Button Switch with Screw Terminal Connections

Original price was: $5.20.Current price is: $3.71.

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When your old starter button starts acting up—sometimes cranking, sometimes not—you know it’s time for a replacement before it leaves you stranded in the field. This sturdy M22 push button switch gives you that dependable starter control you need, with screw terminals that make installation straightforward and connections that stay tight through all the bouncing and vibration of farm work.

What You’re Getting

  • M22 standard size fits most tractor control panels without any modifications
  • Screw terminals make wiring connections secure and easy to work with
  • Momentary action—press to start, automatically returns to off when released
  • Weather-resistant design keeps moisture and dust from causing problems
  • Heavy-duty construction built to handle the electrical loads of tractor starters

Built for Real Farm Work

This switch works great for tractors used in everything from row crop farming to cattle operations, hay work, and general farm duties. Whether you’re running a compact utility tractor for chores or a bigger machine for fieldwork, this switch provides the reliable starter control you need to keep operations moving when timing matters.

Made to Last

Farm equipment switches take a beating from constant use, weather, and vibration. This one’s built with quality materials that resist corrosion and wear, maintaining solid electrical contact through seasons of hard use. The plastic construction with screw terminals gives you dependable connections that won’t work loose over time.

Installation Notes

The M22 mounting diameter is pretty standard, so it’ll likely drop right into your existing panel hole. Those screw terminals make connecting your starter circuit wires simple—just strip the ends, insert, and tighten down. Always disconnect the battery before doing any electrical work, and double-check all connections before firing her up.