Fleetline push button

[centralilbaler]

Where can i find a good push button to start an 88?
I have changed out the starter and battery, because i've been told that i had too much amperage going through that push button. I probably have changed those out every 3 months or so and am getting tired of finding junk ones. I've bought from most of the major parts suppliers and still have yet to find one that will last.

Thank you in advance!

 

[rustred]

well first of all you must make sure the push button can handle the amperage going through it. its not the battery or the starters fault! its the flimsy switches fault. you want a push button get one from the 560 internationals.

 

[agonair]

Agreed. They do not last. I have gotten them from Korves Oliver and my AGCO dealer. I can get a year or two out of them, but if I was using it daily, probably much less than that. I just bnought one from my AGCO dealer and it came from Steiners.

 

[Gary Spitznogle]

Steiner has one they call heavy duty I know nothing about it. I was going to get one and open it up and see but havent yet

 

[J.Wondergem]

Run the juice through a solenoid. Let the push button control the solenoid.

 

[60 Fan]

Have had pretty good luck if you still have the OEM Push Button. Take it apart and rotate the posts a half turn. This gives you some new contact area. Agree hard to find anything else that will last for long.

 

[centralilbaler]

I ended up on buying a new switch from Napa after a friend told me that they were labeled as heavy duty. Guess i'll find out

 

[old]

I have replaced a good many on tractor and I get them from O'Reilly's and have yet to have to ever replace them again

 

[Paul V B]

I strapped a solenoid to my 88 starter to prevent starter switch from burning up.