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Old 09-18-2014, 12:23 PM
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I picked up a headlight assembly for my 104 from a member here and plan to install it soon. I checked out parts tree and several other venders and they all want $60.00 or so for the IH switch. Does anyone have a picture of the switch, preferably installed on the tractor, so that I can see what it looks like and where IH mounted them? I would like to find something that looks as close to factory as possible without dumping 3 Jacksons into it.
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something like this should work just fine and for $4.99 you cant beat the price

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Switch mounts in the hole just under the fiberglass dash on the left hand side. Kind of a funny place, but that's where they put it. I'd post a pic, but my tractor is at home, and I'm at the shop.
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Here is where it is located.
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As mentioned above, it's on the port SIDE of the control tower up under the fiberglass dash. Awkward place, and if they get sticky they're a bear to turn off/on from the seat.

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X2 that's where mine on my 147 is. If it's sticky I just hit the shaft with a dink of PB blaster and it's good again.
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