Good morning!!!!

[rswyan]

top,

Here's to a quick and complete recovery and you back in the saddle soon ...

 

[sodamo]

64°F and .87 inches rain.

Not raining as I type, hopefully I can mow.
Able to get my greenhouse drawn out and material list made yesterday, just need confirmation on the fittings. Not gonna be cheap, but quite functional. Should be an interesting project. Have to thank Drew and Ted for contributing to my motivation.

Prayers for all
Be safe
Have a great day

 

[RoyJackson]

I don't know about the savvy part ... but, my LS has separate switches for the front and rear work lights, and honestly, I'm not sure I've ever had an occasion yet where I only had on one and not the other. Seems to me like a solid plan, Roy, so long as the fuse and wiring will handle the current for both sets.

I don't think it will be a problem since LEDs don't draw much power..
Now, if my Gator burns to the ground, I'll know I made he wrong decision!! Fortunately, my insurance covers both the tractor and other equipment.
I hope I get more response from other TBNers!

My 4052 Cab tractor has separate switches too...but if I leave the rear work light switch on, the main work light switch will control both front and rear work lights

 

[sodamo]

Drew, Bet you would have loved Keukenhof. We did

Welcome to Keukenhof

Discover Keukenhof, the most beautiful spring garden in the world! 🌸🌷🌼

keukenhof.nl

 

[sodamo]

RNG, yup,I’ve had good success with your points with plexiglass, less so with the polycarbonate roofing sheets. This time I will use finest cut blade. I think I might have taped both sides of the plexiglass last time.

 

[sodamo]

Don, I’d say many of us miss Ron and his daily pics.

 

[sodamo]

Hi guys, sorry I haven’t been In touch. I’m back in the hospital and it is way too much to update right now. I’ll check in when I can. Have a good day.

Extra, extra prayers for you Randy

 

[txdon]

if anyone else could comment on your church services being open or not, I'm collecting comments to present to
re-opening committee members.

I sent you a PM on the changes we made. We have been having in person services since last summer. No one attending has gotten covid. We are up to about 50% of before covid attendance up from 25% last summer.

 

[sodamo]

Roy If your have an existing rear light can you just get your new wire to that light and piggy back?

 

[Looking4new]

Mounted those 48w LED work lights. Now I need to figure out how best to wire them to the fuse box. I'm not a real good electrician, but I'm thinking about splicing them in to the rear work lights harness. The rear work lights' harness is factory John Deere.
That way, I wouldn't have to run wiring to the aft end of the cab, down about 4 feet, then forward to the front end fuse box. Nor would I need another switch separate from the rear work light switch...any thoughts from you guys more tech savvy then me?

You should be fine splicing in to the work lights. LEDs suck a lot less juice than bulbs/halogens.