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Starter Switch for Kubota SVL75-2C SVL95-2S SVL95-2SC SVL75-2CA SVL65-2 SVL65-2C

Starter Switch for Kubota SVL75-2C SVL95-2S SVL95-2SC SVL75-2CA SVL65-2 SVL65-2C

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Starter Switch for Kubota

This is a starter switch for Kubota compact track loaders, providing a keyed electrical control to engage the starter motor during machine startup. It is designed to replace worn or faulty switches on models like the SVL75-2C, SVL95-2S, and SVL65-2. This starter switch for Kubota ensures a secure and reliable ignition circuit for your loader.

Overview

This starter switch for Kubota is a direct replacement component used to control the starting circuit on select compact track loaders. It operates the starter relay by sending power when the key is turned, ensuring reliable engine crank. This starter switch for Kubota is intended for operators maintaining their loader's electrical system with a quality OEM-style replacement.

Built For Performance

  • Keyed operation with distinct start and run positions
  • Heavy-duty contacts rated for repetitive starter engagement
  • Sealed housing to resist dust and water intrusion
  • Threaded mounting collar for secure panel installation
  • Wire leads match the original harness connector layout

Fits These Machines

  • for Kubota SVL75-2C
  • for Kubota SVL95-2S
  • for Kubota SVL95-2SC
  • for Kubota SVL75-2CA
  • for Kubota SVL65-2
  • for Kubota SVL65-2C

On-The-Job Use

  • Starts the engine on a compact track loader for excavation and grading
  • Provides a reliable key turn to activate starter motor every time
  • Replaces a broken switch that fails to send power to the starter solenoid

Specs At A Glance

Type Starter Switch
Compatible Series SVL65, SVL75, SVL95

Good To Know

Q: How do I know this starter switch fits my loader? A: Check your equipment's serial number and compare the switch's key position pattern and electrical connector to your original part before ordering.

Q: What are common signs of a failing starter switch? A: If the engine does not crank when the key is turned, or the switch feels loose, the internal contacts may be worn out and the switch should be replaced.

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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