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Starter Motor Solenoid Switch for Massey Ferguson Tractors & Perkins Engines

Original price was: $67.58.Current price is: $42.17.

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If you turn the key on your Massey Ferguson and hear clicking sounds instead of the engine cranking over, chances are your starter solenoid has finally called it quits. This little workhorse sits between your ignition switch and starter motor, and when it fails, you’re not going anywhere. When a solenoid starts to fail, you’ll first notice slow or hesitant engagement, then clicking sounds, and finally complete failure to engage the starter motor.

What You’re Getting

  • Quality internal contacts and robust housing construction to handle the demanding agricultural environment
  • M45 specification that matches your original equipment
  • Heavy-duty electrical connections that won’t fail when you need them most
  • Weather-resistant construction that stands up to engine heat, vibration, and moisture

Built for Real Farm Work

This solenoid switch is designed for the wide range of Massey Ferguson tractors and Perkins engines that keep farms running. Starter solenoids take heavy electrical loads every time you start your tractor, and they’re exposed to engine heat, vibration, and weather. Whether you’re running hay equipment, doing field work, or handling daily chores, reliable starting is essential.

Made to Last

Farm equipment faces tough conditions year-round, and this solenoid is built to handle it all. The housing protects against vibration damage during field work, while quality construction means fewer breakdowns during critical farming seasons when you need your equipment running smoothly.

Installation Notes

Installation involves disconnecting the battery, removing the old solenoid from the starter motor, and installing the new one with proper electrical connections. Make sure all wire terminals are clean and tight, as poor connections can cause starting problems even with a new solenoid. If you’ve been having intermittent starting issues, check your battery condition too – even the best solenoid struggles with a weak battery.