Tractor needed a headlight

centash · Dec 19, 2015

Got my 2120 into the shed a couple of weeks ago to replace a burned out light. Well, the wiring was nicked up,so that should be repaired. The fenders needed to be removed to replace the wiring. They were pretty rusty; had a set of flat tops that I could modify to fit. The flashers were missing as well, so a new set was put on. The paint on the rims was flaking off,so maybe they should be redone. By this time, the rest of the tractor was looking shabby, so, out came the sander, primer, masking tape and paint. Ten minute job took two weeks, but worth the effort. Ben

ray hofstetter · Dec 19, 2015

That's why I HATE changing burned out lights.....

Adirondack case guy · Dec 19, 2015

Ray, Just think what you are infore on that new truck!!!!!
have fun
Loren.

centash · Dec 19, 2015

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ray hofstetter · Dec 19, 2015

Noooo, it's the boss' problem now, it's headed into the shop. I just buy 'em, I don't fix 'em!

FBH44 · Dec 20, 2015

Oh it's always worth the effort. BTW, I bet that rig really lights up the night.

Dan Richardson · Dec 20, 2015

Leave your tractor alone and do't farm at night.

SDE · Dec 20, 2015

I have the same problem in my house. I can see where I will eventually have painted every wall, ceiling and then replaced the carpet. All just because I replaced some paneling.
I repaired the rear rims on my brother's tractor and then painted them. Looked like a good start, after he put them back on the tractor.
SDE

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