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All I have is this info. Anyone know year ,model? It’s a ford is all I know. Key is missing. I’ve tried diff universals. Thank you.

According to the IPL it uses the standard INDAK keys. PN LB700172. Just about any lawn mower shop has these.

Now for the ignition switch you need to go to your local New Holland tractor parts store. PN LB741309. Around $38 plus tax

StarTech said:

According to the IPL it uses the standard INDAK keys. PN LB700172. Just about any lawn mower shop has these.
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Now for the ignition switch you need to go to your local New Holland tractor parts store. PN LB741309. Around $38 plus tax

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Thank you very much.

I still haven’t found a replacement ignition switch using the numbers I’ve been given.

Well you did not say you were looking for the complete switch, that you only had the keys missing.

You need to go to your local New Holland Tractor dealer (Formerly Ford Tractor) and ask for part number LB741308. I did mistype the PN by one digit.

I've swapped ignition switches on lots of machines , you can get a universal switch at your local parts house

Bertrrr said:

I've swapped ignition switches on lots of machines , you can get a universal switch at your local parts house

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Only if you know the number of pins and the way they are connected
I keep 17 switches in stock and even then I need to change the pinouts on some

As Bert said there are dozens different setups. And without a wiring schematic it would be trail and error on swapping around the wires.

And considering there numerous configs internally too.. But this is a Magneto setup so that eliminates the Battery switches. Don't the actual pin
outs currently on hand but this does the internal make/break setups for the three position stamped key versions.

And of course I forgot to mention if the switch connected the battery to the magneto then it is bye bye magneto .

Most are pretty straight forward, - Power --- On--- Start --- Aux if needed mostly not needed.

Bertrrr said:

Most are pretty straight forward, - Power --- On--- Start --- Aux if needed mostly not needed.

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Yes
But you know what you are doing
Dugy dose not