PTO Control Push Button Switch for Ford TM Series – Early Generation Mudguard Mount

Description

When you’re hooking up that hay baler or getting ready to run the bush hog, there’s nothing more convenient than having PTO control right at your fingertips without climbing in and out of the cab. This mudguard-mounted push button switch puts reliable PTO engagement exactly where you need it—outside the tractor where you can safely start your implements and make adjustments without the guesswork.

What You’re Getting

• Convenient mudguard mounting keeps PTO control within easy reach during hookups
• Heavy-duty push button construction handles thousands of operation cycles
• Weather-resistant design shrugs off rain, dust, and temperature swings
• Black base matches the styling of early generation TM series tractors
• Positive switching action gives you clear feedback when the PTO engages

Built for Real Farm Work

This switch fits the full range of Ford New Holland TM series tractors from TM115 through TM165, the workhorses you’ll find on farms running everything from hay balers and rotary cutters to manure spreaders and post hole diggers. Whether you’re doing custom hay work where quick PTO engagement saves precious time, or running implements where you need to start the PTO before moving the tractor, external control makes the job safer and more efficient.

Made to Last

Farm electrical components take a beating from dust, moisture, vibration, and constant use. This switch is built specifically for agricultural conditions, with sealed internals that won’t corrode even after years of exposure to the elements. The heavy-duty contacts handle the electrical load of PTO engagement without burning or sticking, while the weather-resistant housing keeps everything working reliably season after season.

Installation Notes

This is designed specifically for early generation TM series tractors with the black base styling. Before installing, check your wiring harness for any damage or corrosion that could affect operation. Clean all connections and test the switch function after installation to make sure both the external switch and any cab-mounted controls work properly together.