Posted by Andy R on March 29, 2020 at 14:26:01 from (208.126.193.44):
The aftermarket light switches for a John Deere 720 and 730 diesel 24 volt electric start (2 head lights) and a John Deere 70 conversion with two head lights are very expensive. I assume that is because of the resisters on the switch which feed the head lights. Tractors with four head lights have a cheaper switch. Are there alternatives, substitutions, or updates to the $130 plus switches? The switches for 24 volt - 4 head light tractors are about half price to the 2 head light switches. Would consider a good used switch as well. Last question - on the back of a 24 volt - 2 head light switch the terminal marked GEN is raised short of a 1/4 inch from the plastic backing with a bushing. What is the purpose of this? The bushing doesn't seem to conduct electricity. Sort of a technical question. Thanks.
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