Lawn Mower Switch

When interlock switches are working properly, they will keep the engine from starting if there is no foot is not on the brake or if the parking brake is not set. When the switch breaks, it will not allow current to reach the starter even when the brake is on, which means the engine will not start. If the solenoid is not clicking when the ignition key on the tractor or mower is turned, the interlock switch is likely to blame. This is a genuine OEM replacement interlock switch that can help get a lawn tractor up and running again. Is is compatible with riding tractors and mowers from many different brands, including Craftsman, Bolens, Yard Machines, Yard-Man, MTD, and Troy-Built.

The ignition switch is the part of lawn and garden equipment that features an ignition to turn on and off with a switch. These are common on lawn tractors, as well as some lawn mowers, wood chippers, tillers, and log splitters. While these switches tend to be robust, they may eventually wear out. Some might have a mechanical failure after being used for years. Others might have electrical issues. Regardless of the reason for the failure, they will need to be replaced to continue using the machine. This is a genuine OEM part that is sold individually. It is a complete kit, which will include not only the switch, but also a washer and nut to secure the switch into the housing, and two ignition keys. The ignition switch can work with lawn tractors from brands such as MTD, Ryobi, Troy-Bilt, Bolens, Yard Machines, and Craftsman.

This part is a switch in the control system of a lawn tractor or lawnmower that activates the central electrical systems. Known as a starter switch, it is responsible for turning the power on for the mower. If the engine will not start and the electric starter does not engage, the ignition switch may be defective and needs to be replaced. To check an ignition switch, use an ohmmeter to determine if there is any connection between the S and B terminals. If no connection is detected, the ignition switch is the problem. Replacing an old or malfunctioning ignition switch on a riding mower is quick and easy. First, disconnect the battery and remove the bolt connecting it to the negative cable. Remove the ignition switch and disconnect the wire harness attached to the back. Install the new ignition switch, connect the wire harness, and then reconnect the battery. This part is compatible with specific products from popular brands like Ariens, Craftsman, Husqvarna, Murray, Poulan, Ryobi, and Weed Eater. It is a genuine OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer and is sold individually.

This is a seat switch found on many different lawnmowers. It is a four-pronged plug with a button on the top of the part. The inside of the button has dual sets of contacts. One of them completes the circuit between two blades, while the other focuses on the additional blades. The seat switch turns the motor off if the user leaves the seat while the deck is engaged. It is an important safety component that can prevent injuries and should be replaced if it is damaged or broken. If the seat switch is broken, it won't recognize if someone is in the seat or not and will not cut the engine power if someone leaves the seat while the motor is running. Replacing the part requires a wrench set, a screwdriver, and work gloves. Lift the seat to gain access to the seat switch. Make sure the battery is disconnected throughout the process.This is an authentic OEM replacement part directly sourced from the manufacturer. It is sold as an individual part. The seat switch is compatible with lawnmowers made by Craftsman, Husqvarna, and Poulan.

This replacement part is an ignition switch and is intended for use in a variety of lawn equipment. This is a genuine replacement part made by Husqvarna. The ignition switch is an important part of many different lawn mowers, as it allows the appliance to be turned on.A new ignition switch might be needed if the current one is damaged, broken, or if the key blade is snapped off in the ignition. If the user is unable to start the machine through the ignition switch, it is likely damaged or malfunctioning. It is possible for the ignition switch might need to be replaced after years of normal wear and tear. Be sure the equipment is completely powered down and cooled off before attempting to repair an appliance. For more detailed instructions on how to install this specific part, see the owner's manual. This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is sold individually. This replacement part is compatible with different types of lawn equipment made by Husqvarna.

This ignition switch is a genuine Husqvarna replacement part for lawn tractors and lawn mowers. The function of an ignition switch is to allows a user to easily start the mower with a simple turn of a key. A lawn mower or lawn tractor ignition switch might have to be replaced if there is damage to the part that strips it out, such that a key cannot properly fit into it and start the engine. If the ignition switch is damaged to the point of warping, it must be removed and replaced immediately, as a lawn mower or lawn tractor cannot be used without an ignition switch. Remember to always wear gloves when handling, repairing, and operating outdoor equipment. This ignition switch is compatible with the following brands: Husqvarna, Poulan, Weed Eater, and Craftsman. This part sold individually.

Designed for use with a wide range of string trimmers, this momentary switch is a genuine OEM replacement part. A momentary switch, also known as a kill switch, is a safety precaution that kills an appliance's engine in a moment, even if the engine is not set to the off position. This helps prevent accidents if the operator begins to lose control of the trimmer. At the touch of a button, the engine cuts and cannot be restarted for a short period (usually about five seconds). Momentary switches are positioned in a way that they don't often sustain damage but, over time, they can wear out. Once a switch stops working, it will need to be replaced to ensure safe operation. This is a fairly straightforward fix that only requires a screwdriver to open the tiller's handle and pliers to safely remove the wiring. This part is designed for string trimmers made by Poulan, Weed Eater, Paramount, and Husqvarna. It ships individually of any other hardware is comes sourced from the original manufacturer.

An interlock switch is responsible for shutting down the engine if the equipment is running in an unsafe manner. It is a safety component that prevents the engine from starting if you aren't pressing down the brake with your foot or if the parking brake isn't in place. If the interlock switch beaks, the current will no longer reach the solenoid coil even if the brake is depressed. This will result in the engine not starting. If turning the ignition key doesn't result in the click of the solenoid, the damaged part is likely the interlock switch. The first step is to disconnect the battery and then release the steering plate. Next, remove the interlock switch under the hood and install the new one. At this point, the other parts can be reinstalled, and the lawn mower can be used. This is a genuine manufacturer-approved OEM part that is designed for Husqvarna, Ryobi, Craftsman, Dixon, Weed Eater, Murray, Ariens, and Poulan lawn mowers. This interlock switch is made with a high-quality plastic body and is sold as an individual component. A screwdriver will be required to make this replacement.

This ignition switch kit is a genuine MTD part, sold individually. This ignition switch kit can be used as a replacement part in a lawnmower. The purpose of the ignition switch kit in a lawnmower is to provide all of the necessary components and fasteners required to replace an ignition switch, which is used to power on the engine and operate the lawnmower across a variety of surfaces.This is a genuine OEM replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is sold individually. This ignition switch kit is compatible with the following outdoor appliance brands: Husqvarna and Craftsman.