Anyone know what this is used for ?
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I believe that is where a rotating amber warning light is plugged in. The mounting bracket is there also.
Avenger
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Those are for beacons that you can get for your cab. There should be a switch in the cab somewhere. I have the same thing on mine.
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David V
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Thanks for the reply’s guys.. love the tractor so far, but don’t think they could have put a cheaper radio and speaker set in there if they tried
Exactly right on the factory speakers. There are several threads on the subject. Here is what I did.
https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/ls-tractor-owning-operating/327647-radio-speakers.html
https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/ls-tractor-owning-operating/327647-radio-speakers.html
Avenger
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I also upgraded the speakers. Check out this video
LS XR4145C - Part 4 - August Update - YouTube
skip to about the 1:30 mark where I talk about the radio and speakers.
One of the factory speakers was blown when I got the tractor, which is odd since I installed the radio. But with these speakers, I can listen to music or audio books all day while running at 2500rpm and not miss a word.
Takes a bit of modifications to make them fit, but totally worth it.
LS XR4145C - Part 4 - August Update - YouTube
skip to about the 1:30 mark where I talk about the radio and speakers.
One of the factory speakers was blown when I got the tractor, which is odd since I installed the radio. But with these speakers, I can listen to music or audio books all day while running at 2500rpm and not miss a word.
Takes a bit of modifications to make them fit, but totally worth it.
Yes it's for a beacon light. Many tractor brands have the same plug. You can search online for a BMW motorcyle 12v plug and you can find a male end to fit that receptacle. I use the one on my New Holland to activate a solenoid on my sprayer so I can turn it on and off with the flip of a switch inside the cab.