[jd926]

With winter coming i will be snowblowing with my new to me tractor.:drunkie: I want to be sure i am seen if i need to throw some snow at night. I was thinking about putting lights on my snowblower (because i think the stock ones will get blocked by the chute) and i want to put tail lights on (i have reflectors right now and a SMV triangle) But i have no idea how i would connect new head lights or tail lights. I dont know much about electrical stuff like this...:banghead3

 

[SkipD]

Ordinary lights are better than nothing when plowing or blowing snow near traffic. However, I feel that it's really important that the drivers realize that something's out of the ordinary ahead of them. Thus, I use a rotating amber beacon that's really bright. You can see it here in a post I made earlier today.

If you need any more help, lemme know.

 

[Herd of Deeres]

Keep in mind the limits of your charging system ~15 amps. You can't go wild with big wattage lights although I have 2 x 55 watt Hellas mounted on my blower. But to compensate I pulled the head light bulbs. LED taillights are also worth investigating as they use much less current.

 

[stladrill]

You can go check this thread (link below) to have other members idea on safety light.:fing32:

http://www.mytractorforum.com/showthread.php?t=149103

 

[jd926]

Okay :thanku: guys i have a few more ideas now i just need to get the stuff and figure out how to wire it up :fing20: