Clutch PTO Switch, 8 terminals, for Wright Stander 52420003-10AMP. Suitable for Yazoo Bad Boy Bobcat 101768 PTO switches Genuine Replacement PTO Switch (On/Off) Red 71410014, 71410001, 71410024

What It Is

This is an 8-terminal, 10-amp Clutch PTO switch designed to engage and disengage the mower deck blades on Wright Stander zero-turn mowers. It also fits select Yazoo, Bad Boy, and Bobcat models as a direct replacement for OEM part numbers 101768, 71410014, 71410001, and 71410024.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, confirm your mower uses an 8-terminal PTO switch (not 4 or 6). Measure the switch body length and terminal spacing to match the original. This switch is rated 10A and is a direct fit for:

• Wright Stander models using part 52420003-10AMP
• Yazoo / Bad Boy / Bobcat models using OEM part 101768, 71410014, 71410001, or 71410024

Not compatible with 12V or higher-amp systems without verifying wiring. Check your existing switch’s terminal layout (some 8-terminal switches have different wiring patterns). If your mower has a different OEM number, cross-reference with the listed numbers above.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Aftermarket replacement, not OEM. 5-star rating from 3 reviews suggests solid build for the price, but no long-term reliability data.
• Installation: Moderate difficulty—requires disconnecting battery, removing the old switch, and transferring wires one at a time to avoid miswiring. Take a photo of the original wiring first.
• Common gotcha: Some 8-terminal switches have a different terminal order than the original. If your mower’s harness doesn’t match, you may need to re-pin the connector or use butt connectors.
• Voltage/amp rating: 10A max. Do not use on mowers with a higher amp PTO clutch or 12V systems without checking the switch’s current rating matches.

Should You Buy It

If you own a Wright Stander or compatible Yazoo/Bad Boy/Bobcat with an 8-terminal PTO switch and need a budget-friendly replacement, this is a good pick. It’s not OEM, but the price and positive early reviews make it worth trying—just verify your wiring pattern and amp rating first.