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33-021 Push Button Starter Switch
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Snapper Push Button Starter Switch

Part Number: 33-021
Online Price: $8.95
33-021 Snapper-Style Push Button Starter Switch – 12V, 60 Amp
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Description

33-021 Snapper-Style Push Button Starter Switch – 12V DC, 60 Amp


The 33-021 Push Button Starter Switch is the go-to choice for racing lawnmowers, performance garden tractors, and many OE (original equipment) lawnmower applications. Known as the Snapper-style switch, this heavy-duty momentary starter delivers reliable performance in demanding conditions.


Rated for 12-volt DC systems at up to 60 amps, this switch is ideal for use in starter circuits or any application requiring a momentary-on, maintained-off functionality. Installation is quick and easy with a 5/8" mounting hole and ¼" screw terminals for secure wire connection.


Key Features:

  • Voltage Rating: 12V DC
  • Current Rating: 60 Amps
  • Function: Momentary "On" / Maintained "Off"
  • Mounting Hole Size: 5/8 inch
  • Terminals: 1/4" screw terminals
  • Designed for racing mowers, go-karts, UTVs, and small engines
  • Common in OE lawn equipment (Snapper and others)


Perfect For:

  • Racing lawnmowers
  • Custom kart builds
  • Garden tractors
  • OE replacement for Snapper or similar mowers
  • Small engine starter systems


Installation Note:

Requires a 5/8" panel hole and simple two-wire hookup using 1/4" screw terminals. Momentary functionality means the switch only stays on while pressed.

FAQ

1. What voltage and current is this switch rated for?

The 33-021 starter switch is rated for 12 volts DC and supports up to 60 amps, making it ideal for starter circuits.


2. What does "momentary on" mean?

"Momentary on" means the switch only activates while the button is being pressed. Once released, it returns to the "off" position. It’s perfect for starters.


3. What size hole is required for mounting?

The switch installs into a 5/8-inch diameter hole, which is standard for many lawnmower and kart panels.


4. What type of terminals does it use?

It uses 1/4-inch screw terminals for secure and easy wire attachment.


5. What is this switch commonly used for?

It’s used for:

  • Racing lawnmowers
  • Small engine starter systems
  • Garden tractors
  • Snapper-style OE replacements
  • Custom go-kart builds

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