SKU: SMA-141-142C Primary Electrical Wire 14 Gauge Red 100 Foot Spool for Tractor and Farm Equipment

When you're rewiring lights on your grain trailer or fixing electrical issues on your tractor, you need wire that won't let you down. This 14 gauge primary wire gives you the current-carrying capacity and durability to handle everything from implement lighting to accessory circuits. At 100 feet per spool, you'll have plenty for most jobs without running short halfway through a repair.

What You're Getting

• Heavy-duty 14 AWG stranded copper wire that handles higher current loads than thinner wire
• Bright red insulation makes it easy to identify power circuits during installation and troubleshooting
• Smooth GPT insulation pulls easily through conduit, loom, or convoluted tubing
• Oil and grease resistant coating stands up to farm equipment environments
• 100-foot spool gives you enough length for trailer wiring or multiple tractor repairs

Built for Real Farm Work

This wire is perfect for tractor electrical systems, trailer lighting circuits, and implement wiring where you need reliable power delivery. Whether you're running new circuits for LED light bars, wiring up a grain cart, or replacing damaged harnesses on your planter, 14 gauge wire handles the load without voltage drop that can cause dim lights or poor equipment performance.

Made to Last

The stranded copper construction stays flexible even in cold weather, and the thermoplastic insulation resists cracking from vibration and temperature changes. It's built to handle exposure to hydraulic fluid, diesel fuel, and the other chemicals that are part of farm life, so your repairs stay reliable season after season.

Good to Know

This wire is great for 12-volt circuits that draw more current - things like work lights, electric over hydraulic systems, or cooling fans. If you're just running signal wires or light-duty circuits, 16 or 18 gauge might be more economical. Always check your equipment's wiring diagram for the proper gauge, and remember that longer runs need heavier wire to prevent voltage drop.