I purchased a 3pt implement that I have to run power to. The implement is wired with a 2 prong plug. Is there a good place towards the back of a 3520 to hook into? I am by far an electrical guru. I noticed plugins behind the seat. Im guessing for lights? Any advice would be great!
3520 wiring
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kennyd
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The short answer is NO, there is nothing at the rear to tie into safely. The open plugs are for worklights as you guessed and controled from the headlight switch.
Best to run a new fused circuit from the battery to the rear so you don't add additional load to the factory wiring harness.
The short answer is NO, there is nothing at the rear to tie into safely. The open plugs are for worklights as you guessed and controled from the headlight switch.
Best to run a new fused circuit from the battery to the rear so you don't add additional load to the factory wiring harness.
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Check your Operators manual or service manual under Engine electrical, most modern Deere's have an unused circuit with an unused electric pigtail in the back for a trailor. The circuit is usually marked "trailor". Your local JD dealer may have to check the service manual. Your blank fuse circuits are F2-F4 and F8 one is probably for your needs. Do not put a fuse into the CPU input dianostic slot. ----Fuseboxer
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