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Push Button Horn Switch for Hanomag R Series and Deutz 05 Series Tractors

Original price was: $19.86.Current price is: $12.31.

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Nothing gets attention like a good, strong horn blast when you need to alert folks around the tractor. Whether you’re backing up to a feed wagon, working around livestock, or trying to get someone’s attention across the farmyard, a reliable horn switch is essential for safety. When your old switch stops working or gets intermittent, this replacement gets you back to clear communication.

What You’re Getting

  • Heavy-duty 20 amp capacity handles the electrical load of your horn without burning contacts
  • Wide voltage range works with 6V through 36V systems on various tractor models
  • 50mm mounting size fits standard dashboard openings without modifications
  • Push button design gives you instant, reliable horn activation when you need it
  • Weather-resistant construction keeps moisture and dust from causing electrical failures

Built for Real Farm Work

This switch handles the demanding electrical requirements of farm equipment horns. The 20 amp rating means it won’t fail under the high current draw that tractor horns require. From compact utility tractors to larger field machines, this switch provides the reliable operation you need for safe equipment operation around people and livestock.

Made to Last

Farm switches take a beating from dust, vibration, and constant use. This horn switch uses heavy-duty internal contacts that resist corrosion and burning, even after thousands of horn blasts. The sealed construction keeps contaminants out while maintaining reliable electrical connection season after season.

Installation Notes

The 50mm mounting hole size is standard for many tractor dashboards, making this a direct replacement in most applications. Always disconnect the battery before installation to prevent shorts. Make sure connections are clean and tight – horn circuits draw significant current and loose connections can cause problems. Test operation before reassembling to ensure proper function.