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Nut Part number : 13-8003 Cross Reference: : OTHER : 018003027, 08005149, 149, 189445R1, 2033001, 203.3001, 502A7C, 50-2A-7C, 5270, 67206, 74611, 8163, 8-16-3, 916000, E4962, E-4962, GL3004, GL-3004, M43, M-43, NL5400, R004962, WA075152, WA07-5152, WP2 Product Class: Wheel Lug Nut

Nothing kills your morning momentum like turning the key and hearing that dreaded clicking instead of your engine cranking. If you've got a classic Ford Dexta or Massey Ferguson TEF20 with the old lever-type starter system, this push button solenoid is the key player that makes the whole starting sequence work. When this little workhorse fails, you're stuck until you get it replaced. What You're Getting Heavy-duty 12-volt construction designed specifically for lever-type starter systems Direct replacement for worn or failed original push button solenoids Proper spade terminal connections for reliable electrical contact every time Built to handle the high current loads that tractor starter motors demand Works with mounting bracket QTP-63015 for complete installation Built for Classic Tractor Work Your Dexta might be the perfect size for orchard work, mowing between buildings, or running that old sickle bar mower. The TEF20 could be your go-to for lighter cultivation, pulling feed wagons, or powering stationary equipment. These classic tractors excel at jobs where bigger machines are overkill, and their simple reliability means they often outlast newer equipment - as long as you can still get them started reliably. Made to Last Farm equipment faces tough conditions year-round, and this solenoid is engineered for exactly that kind of punishment. The internal contacts resist corrosion from moisture and temperature swings, while the housing protects against vibration damage during field work. Quality construction means fewer breakdowns during critical farming seasons when you need your equipment running smoothly. Installation Notes This solenoid connects to lever-type starters on both Ford Dexta and Massey Ferguson TEF20 tractors. Make sure to disconnect your battery before starting work, and clean all electrical connections thoroughly - poor connections can cause starting problems even with a new solenoid. The lever-type system might seem old-fashioned, but it's part of what makes these tractors special and repairable for generations.