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Rear worklights, 2 questions, w/pics

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rob 8N KS

09-21-2000 11:36:37




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I have a set of these lights that I want to hook up as rear worklights.

I already have the fender brackets for each fender.

Two questions.

1) Where can I get some sort of swivel mount for the so I can move the lights around?

2) I assume the ground connects to the big mounting bolt and the lead from the terminal block hooks up to the smaller machine screw on the white plastic post?

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Dell (WA)

09-22-2000 08:46:07




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 Re: rear worklights, 2 questions, w/pics in reply to rob 8N KS, 09-21-2000 11:36:37  
Rob..... ...I guess yer gonna' hafta' be ingenuous and invent your own kind of swiveling bracket. But why re-invent the wheel if someone else already has, right? You might check a marine supply house, an industrial equipment place, hospital equipment, an over-the-road truckers parts place, an RV place.

Ya' gotts the electrics figgered out, but with all the rusty joints on old tractors, I'd supply a separate ground wire anyways. Naturally, an in-line fuse somewheres too.

Dang.....thems good enuff lookin' lites, where did you find them and how much? if ya' don't minds my asking..... ..Dell

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rob 8N KS

09-22-2000 11:16:34




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 Re: Re: rear worklights, 2 questions, w/pics in reply to Dell (WA), 09-22-2000 08:46:07  
I got them from the tractor supply place in Oregon that was going out of business. They were posted on here about a month ago.

I paid $5 each for them.

I have since opened them up to check out the wiring and I was correct in my first post.

Also the switch is high/low, not on/off.

They're made by Hobbs (put that in here so if someone searches in the future, they'll find this post.)



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