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Dan Nees

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Here are a few pictures I took of the Super C with
the LED headlights I posted about earlier.
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Sorry I missed the original post and do not know the title in order to search. What was the voltage and where do you get them?
 
This is the label for the bulbs. They are multi voltage, works from 2V to 24V. Plugs right into the existing lamp sockets.
 
Dan,

Several questions.

Are you running 6V or 12V system on the SC? The box says 2-24V. The website says 12-24V.

Do you think these are brighter than the incandescent bulbs you replaced? It is hard to tell from the pictures.

If 6V system, do you find that the generator actually can charge now with the lights on or is the tractor in discharge mode with the lights on?

Did you replace the rear work lamp too?

Does the light seem to be focused or a wide work light type beam?

Thanks,
Brian
 
Brian,
The tractor runs a 12V battery, the generator is disconnected. I have a Magneto.
I ran the headlights on the other night for over 2 hours as we were outside during a party, then fired it right up the next morning with no hesitation.
The box, as you can see says 2V-24V. I'm pretty sure on the web site I read somewhere else they would work at 6V.
The bulbs themselves are not really focused. The light just points out the top of the bulb. So, the lens of the light is whats gonna diffuse the light. Seems to be more work zone related, though when my buddy was driving around out back with it you could see the light bubbles about 25-30 feet out in front.
I haven't replaced the work light yet. Also, the original bulbs were already blown out before I put these in so I can't speak to what the difference is.
 
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