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Work Light Switch for Ford 8N and NAA Jubilee Tractors

Original price was: $18.50.Current price is: $13.92.

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When you’re working late into the evening or need to get an early start on chores, that work light switch makes the difference between seeing what you’re doing and squinting in the dark. These vintage Ford tractors were built for all-day work, and their electrical systems were designed to be simple and reliable. When your light switch starts acting up—flickering on and off or just not working at all—it’s time to replace it with a quality TISCO switch that’ll keep your lights working right.

What You’re Getting

  • Heavy-duty construction that handles the constant on-off cycling of farm work
  • Clean electrical contacts that won’t arc or burn out like worn switches do
  • Proper fit for 1949-1954 Ford 8N and NAA tractors—no modifications needed
  • Quality TISCO manufacturing that matches original specifications

Built for Vintage Ford Work

This switch fits the classic Ford 8N and NAA (Jubilee) tractors from 1949 through 1954—those reliable workhorses that are still earning their keep on farms across the country. Whether you’re using your 8N for hay work, brush hogging, or just general farm chores, having reliable work lights means you can keep going when daylight runs out.

Made to Last

Farm electrical components take a beating from vibration, moisture, and constant use. This TISCO replacement uses quality materials and solid construction to handle the demands of real farm work. The internal contacts are built to carry the electrical load of your work lights without burning or pitting over time.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward—disconnect the battery, remove the old switch, and connect the wires to the new one. These old tractors usually have simple two-wire setups, so there’s not much to get confused about. If your wiring looks brittle or corroded, now’s a good time to clean up the connections while you’ve got everything apart.