⚓ Attwood Marine - 7594-3 Three-Position Off/On/On Push/Pull Switch: Reliable Control for Boating Applications Review

Personalize the golf cart to look like a Jeep. Added marker lights and headlights This switch seems to be of good quality First click turns on marker lights Second click adds headlights Exactly what I wanted and easy to install.

These are hard to find. This is a classic two position pull switch for parking lights and headlights. First pull just the parking lights, keep pulling and you also turn on the headlights and also leave the parking lights on. Press all the way down and everything turns off. Simple, durable, non-waterproof, easy to install. Installed on my old Willys Jeep. love it

Looks well put together and I like the clamp connection installation. The only thing that confuses me is the resistance of the handle. The force required to pull out makes it easy to fully engage and doesn't stop at 1/2 pull out, the first stop. Overall I'm happy, I hooked it up to turn on the running lights on the first press and the low beams on the full high beam pulled. I have beam via a small toggle switch.

This is a classic switch found on most boats for the lights. This was original equipment for most manufacturers and is the best replacement available. It will normally fit your existing holes without modification. Pull to the first notch to turn on the anchor lights, then to the second notch to turn on all navigation lights. Should last another 20 or 30 years depending on how much water you get in.

The description says several times that it controls different light sources separately. It is not! It controls light A in position 1 and lights A and B in position 2. I wanted to use a switch to control light A in position 1 and light B in position 2. While the switch is all I need in looks and it matches my existing switches perfectly. , I wanted to control two lights independently. But I was able to modify it this way by severing the connecting rod on the outside with a very small drill bit…

Received this to replace an identical switch from another manufacturer (I think) for my Boston Whaler boat lights. It's almost exactly the same look. allows you to attach a wire with a round connector and provides screws. I went that route. The metalwork is second rate and one of the screws will not be tight enough to clamp the connector without appreciable screwdriver pressure. However, it turns out that the base that the switch plugs attach to is very cheap flimsy plastic and of course the…