Ignition switch for A/B

In working the sweet potato field we had a super a, 130, 140 that were used a LOT. Never had a switch go bad. Every summer the cultivators were on 2 of these tractors and a sprayer with a 5 row boom was on the other. Cultivate 75ish acres of potatoes at least twice one row at a time. Sprayer went across at least once sometimes twice. In the fall a belly mower went on one and disc hillers set reversed to square up the row for the digger was on another one. Believe I would buy a simple house style light switch to use. Tape around it instead of hooking unhooking a hot wire.
 
As old well knows, YT sells parts, no need to advertise for Steiner. He will likely keep going with the jumper wire as he likely has one tucked away somewhere or in another parts unit.
Y-T doesn't carry a factory type ignition switch for the A or the B which is what I had hoped for. All the push pulkl or toggle type switches I have tried over the years got ad in less then 2 years
 
Y-T doesn't carry a factory type ignition switch for the A or the B which is what I had hoped for. All the push pulkl or toggle type switches I have tried over the years got ad in less then 2 years
It won't be cheap but buy a good marine switch, as has been suggested. You have a franken tractor, why are you locking yourself into an original type of switch, get a switch that will hold up.
 
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