Light Kits on 4000TEN

[BobJG]

Can anyone shed some light (no pun intended) on what is the best way to put more front and rear lighting on a 4310 tractor. I know JD has two light kits and I was wondering how easy to install those are, also whether I need the bigger alternator, and whether or not there are better aftermarket lighting kits available.

Is there a simple location to plug in a light set?

I don't need the lights now, but when old man winter arrives I find myself out moving snow in very dark conditions and was a little dissapointed in the stock lighting on a 4310.

 

[Ole_Hickory]

They are very easy to install and are very good lights.
Instructions come with them and the instructions are easy to follow.

 

[chevy]

For my 4710 I got the light guard kit for the flasher lights that are mounted to the outside of the roll bar & 4 work lights from John Deere. If I remember correctly, the 4 work lights were in 2 kits. The 2 foward facing lights are mounted to the top side of the guards on the outside of the roll bar. The 2 rear facing lights are attached to the inside of the roll bar with the same bolts that attach the flasher lights.

Chris

 

[dmp437]

I got the John Deere kit and it works great for snow removal. The lights are slightly angled out. I'm using the stock alternator and it seems to work fine.

 

[yellowsocks93]

On my old 4300 I had the stock dual rear work lights and they were very bright probably pretty close the same brightness as my new 55 W KC lights.