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Replacement Ignition Key Pair for John Deere 40 /50 /55 Series Tractors

Original price was: $26.38.Current price is: $19.00.

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Nothing brings farm work to a screeching halt like turning your pockets inside out looking for tractor keys. Whether you dropped yours in the combine bin, left them in yesterday’s coveralls, or they decided to take a swim in the stock tank, being locked out of your own equipment is never part of the plan. This pair of replacement keys gets you back in business and gives you the peace of mind that comes with having spares where you need them.

What You’re Getting

  • A matched pair so you’ve got backup from day one
  • Precision-cut teeth that turn smoothly without binding or sticking
  • Fits the same ignition switch your tractor came with from the factory
  • Quality construction that holds up to farm life – pockets full of tools, dusty conditions, and daily use

Built for Real Farm Work

These keys work with John Deere 40, 50, and 55 series tractors – everything from compact utility models up to the big row-crop machines. Whether you’re running morning chores with a smaller tractor or pulling heavy equipment with a 4455, having the right key when you need it keeps your operation moving. They’re designed to work specifically with ignition switch 59233R, so you know they’ll fit and function like your originals.

Made to Last

Farm keys take a beating – they rattle around with fence pliers, get dropped in the dirt, and spend half their life in damp pockets during morning chores. These keys are cut from quality materials that resist wear and won’t bend easily when you’re wrestling with a stubborn ignition switch on a cold morning.

Good to Know

Smart operators stash spare keys in multiple spots – one in the shop, one in the house, and maybe one hidden on the tractor itself for emergencies. If your keys are getting hard to turn or developing play in the switch, replace them before they damage the ignition cylinder. A good tip: attach spare keys to something bright or bulky so they’re easier to spot when dropped in tall grass or grain.