AR58126 Ignition Switch Fit for John Deere 2755 2850 2955 2950 3029 3050 3040
AR58126 Ignition Switch Fit for John Deere 2755 2850 2955 2950 3029 3050 3040
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Ignition Switch for John Deere
This ignition switch for John Deere tractors is a direct replacement electrical component designed to start and stop the engine with reliable key operation, citing OEM cross-reference AR58126.
Overview
This ignition switch for John Deere models provides a dependable replacement for worn or faulty starting systems, restoring proper electrical control to the tractor's ignition circuit. It is built to match the fit and function of the original switch, ensuring smooth key rotation and consistent engine start-up. This ignition switch for John Deere is suitable for agricultural and utility tractors that require the AR58126 specification.
Built For Performance
- Constructed with durable, heat-resistant materials for long-lasting service in engine compartments
- Precision-engineered contacts ensure consistent electrical connectivity
- Direct-fit design matches the original mounting and wiring configuration
- Weather-resistant housing protects against moisture and debris
- Tested for reliable operation across repeated use cycles
Fits These Machines
- for John Deere 2755
- for John Deere 2850
- for John Deere 2955
- for John Deere 2950
- for John Deere 3029
- for John Deere 3050
- for John Deere 3040
On-The-Job Use
- Enables reliable engine start-up in field operations
- Replaces faulty ignition switches in row-crop and utility tractors
- Provides consistent electrical power to gauges and accessories during operation
- Essential for daily farming and light construction tasks
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | AR58126 |
| Type | Ignition Switch |
| Compatibility | John Deere 2755, 2850, 2955, 2950, 3029, 3050, 3040 |
Good To Know
Q: How do I know this switch fits my tractor? A: Verify your machine's serial number against the listed models, as minor variations in harness connectors may exist across production years.
Q: What should I do if the key turns but the engine won't start? A: Check the wiring connections and battery voltage first, as the switch only completes the circuit; a separate starter or solenoid issue may exist.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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