Mower PTO Switch for Delta 6204 6201 Series 8 Terminals 10 AMP PTO Switch 4174684 500016 430-528 Replacement Dixie Chopper Husqvarna Classic RZT Pro Series SZT Pro Series Zee 2 RZT Mower -Red

What It Is

This is a replacement PTO (power take-off) switch that engages and disengages the mower blades on zero-turn and riding mowers. It’s designed for Delta 6204 and 6201 series switches and fits models from Dixie Chopper, Husqvarna, and compatible brands.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, verify these specifics:

• Terminals: 8 flat terminals (0.205” wide), arranged in a 4x2 pattern.
• Amperage rating: 10 amps at 12V DC.
• OEM cross-references: Replaces Husqvarna 4174684, 500016, and 430-528.
• Brands/models: Fits Dixie Chopper Classic, RZT Pro Series, SZT Pro Series, Zee 2, RZT; Husqvarna RZ series; and some Craftsman, Poulan, and AYP mowers with a Delta-style switch.
• Measurements: Switch body is ~1.5” x 1.2” x 1.8” tall. Confirm your original switch has the same terminal layout and mounting bracket spacing (center-to-center ~1.75”).
• Gotcha: Not all 8-terminal switches are identical—some have different terminal orientations or amperage ratings. If your original switch has a different OEM number, measure terminal spacing and count pins carefully.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Aftermarket part, not OEM, but rated 4.7/5 stars. Most users report it works as a direct drop-in replacement.
• Installation difficulty: Easy—disconnect battery, unplug harness, remove mounting screws, swap switch, reconnect. No wiring modification needed if terminals match.
• Common gotcha: The switch may be slightly taller or shorter than OEM. Check clearance in your dash panel before forcing it in.
• Testing: If blades won’t engage after install, check that the PTO clutch coil is good (should read 2-3 ohms) and the safety interlocks (seat switch, brake) are functioning.

Should You Buy It

If you need a budget-friendly replacement for a failed Delta-style 8-terminal PTO switch on a Dixie Chopper or Husqvarna zero-turn, this is a solid choice. It’s not OEM, but the high rating and low price make it worth trying—just double-check terminal count and spacing first. Avoid if you need a 12-terminal or higher-amp switch.