Tractor lighting

[Window Geek]

Ryan,
I need a set of those for Christmas! Where'd you get them?

 

[LBrown59]

 

[gerard]

Have you checked with the dealer to see if there is a aux power connection on that tractor ? On mine, there is a pigtail off the wireloom in the back that is wrapped in electrical tape and without knowing its there, you would have never guessed. Its well hidden untill you start messing around with the wires to find it. I am guessing that since you have the newer tractor and the GC's seems to be a copycat of the BX's- it might be the same as well.

That's what I used. Under the fender coming from the tailights was a quick connect (two actually, one hot, one swithced to the headlights/tailights). I used the one switch to the headlights so when the headlights come on so does my rops mounted rear facing light. Guess I could switch it but haven't done so yet.

 

[Chilly807]

On mine the two wires under the fender are connected to the "work light" fused circuit. I broke into the circuit and wired a toggle switch to the dash, with a waterproof screw on cover.
A 55 w halogen mounted on an old piece of bed frame between the fenders finished the job. Works great for rear lighting clearing snow. A 55w light draws about 4.5 amps, the circuit is fused for 10 amps and is switched when the key is on, so no problem there.

Chilly

 

[RyanIL]

Sorry for not replying sooner, I hadn't realized there were responses...

Here is a link to the lights, I bought the 4" square 1,000 lumens

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