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John Deere light plug

(quoted from post at 11:13:27 05/08/21) Where can I get a new plug for warning lights that sits under the seat on a 4020 need both ends
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DEERE has 'em, you won't like the price, though!

Socket is AR26571, replaced by RE594183, plug is AA5692R, plug with light harness attached is AR40710, GOOGLE with show you some sources.
 
Thanks . Going to order them and wire in a red flashing light
on the left rear of each implement and an amber light on each
left front corner
 
I think I've got some I could send you. I replaced the receptacle on my 4020 with the new style 7 pin, just to supply power for scales on a wagon. The wagon was already equipped with turn signals/etc, but of course the 4020 doesn't have all that.
 
(quoted from post at 13:36:59 05/08/21) Thanks . Going to order them and wire in a red flashing light
on the left rear of each implement and an amber light on each
left front corner
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ASSUMING this is not a "correct restoration" and is a "working tractor" why not just use a modern trailer socket and plug as the other posted mentioned?
 

Just be aware the originals had only two "pins", a dedicated ground pin and an insulated pin that was (IIRC) fed live battery power.
 
For the seven round pins like semi's you can pick them up at any truck parts house and with several different options of material for the housing.
 
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