Lights on my 2305

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bradal

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Hello All,

Just finished the installation of lights on my JD 2305. I am attaching pics of the lights front(2) and rear (1) and a picture of the regular front lights and the added ones. I don't have pictures of the toggle switch on the dash as it was dark out. I ran an inline fuse from battery to switch which is rated for 15 amps, then back to all three lights.
 

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That's some nice lighting! Get some daytime pics so we can see the mounting and switches.
 
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The lights on my 4300,two forward and one rear.pictures not the greatest!
 

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Well, I have been thinking this morning....I want to turn the one light forwards so I have three facing forwards, and mount a new rear facing. The existing problem is that the lights I installed are more of a spot with some scatter. This works great on the front, but doesn't work so well on the back.

I really don't want to have the auxillary lighting connected to the factory switch for the headlights. The reason is because of loader use. If I have to have the front factory headlights on in order to get the rear on, then this lights reflects off the loader. I think I will put the rear on the same circuit as the lights already added.

I am getting close to the 20amp max on the alternator :p

I will add pictures when complete tonight..........hopefully.
 
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Well I decided to keep the current set-up, considering the load on the alternator. So here are some pics of the wiring and a current reading, also threw in a couple shot of the little shed I put up until I can build my garage:rolleyes:
 

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Nice job! What are your impressions on the shed? I have been looking at some similar to this.
 
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Well as far as the shed goes it suits what I am looking for. Temporary storage for one maybe two years. It is built fairly well, and not bad to put up. I wouldn't consider it a long term solution, but a $300 building can be sacrificed for my $25,000 in equipment and toys. :D

I am looking to get the 35 amp alternator and adding some more lights.:rolleyes:
 
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bradal said:
Well I decided to keep the current set-up, considering the load on the alternator. So here are some pics of the wiring and a current reading, also threw in a couple shot of the little shed I put up until I can build my garage:rolleyes:

Hey, you have the same "garage" I do!:(
 
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bradal said:
Why the sad face??? lol :(

1.5 years later and still no garagae! :(

Wife thinks the "cheapo" is working too well!:eek: :eek:
 
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Hey, you got the same garage as I got. Did great for me, withstood the weight of an 16" snowstorm last year and many others. Just shake the snow off to keep the load low.
 
 
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