Hohean 10 Amp 7 Terminals PTO Switch Lawn Mower Parts, Upgrade Blade Clutch Switch Compatible with Cub Cadet MTD 725-3233A 725-3233 925-3233A 925-3233 Delta 6201-308 6204-308 Lawn Mower Tractor

What It Is

The Hohean 10 Amp 7 Terminals PTO Switch is an aftermarket replacement for the electric blade clutch switch on Cub Cadet and MTD lawn tractors. It controls engagement of the mower deck blades and is designed as a direct upgrade over worn or failed OEM switches.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, confirm your tractor uses a 7-terminal PTO switch (not 5 or 6 terminal). This switch replaces OEM part numbers: 725-3233A, 725-3233, 925-3233A, 925-3233, Delta 6201-308, 6204-308. It fits most Cub Cadet and MTD models from the early 2000s onward with a 10-amp rating, but always verify your original switch’s terminal layout – the 7 terminals must match the wiring harness plug shape and pin positions. Deck size (42", 46", 50") doesn’t matter; the switch is universal across decks as long as the tractor uses this specific PTO switch. Check your current switch’s part number stamped on the back or the tractor’s manual.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: At $9.99, this is a budget aftermarket switch. Reviews (4.4/5, 16 ratings) suggest it works reliably for most users, but some report slightly looser fit than OEM. Expect it to last 1-3 seasons under normal use.
• Installation: Easy – unplug the old switch, remove two mounting screws, plug in the new one, and secure it. No wiring modification needed if the terminal pattern matches. Takes about 10 minutes.
• Gotchas: The terminal orientation can be tricky – some users find the plug fits only one way but the switch body may need slight rotation to align with the dash hole. Also, ensure the switch is fully seated; a poor connection can cause intermittent blade engagement.
• Upgrade note: If your original switch failed due to moisture or debris, consider adding a dielectric grease to the terminals to extend life.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you have a Cub Cadet or MTD tractor with a 7-terminal PTO switch and want a cheap, functional replacement. It’s ideal for budget-minded DIYers who can handle a simple swap and don’t need OEM longevity. Skip it if you prefer a heavier-duty switch for commercial use or want a warranty beyond basic return policy – a genuine Cub Cadet part will cost 2-3x more but may last longer.