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Re: International 706 Lights No Workee
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Posted by the tractor vet on November 04, 2005 at 07:25:15 from (4.124.75.242):
In Reply to: International 706 Lights No Workee posted by rumplestiltskin on November 04, 2005 at 07:13:23:
Well with my experance on the 06 seires tractors first the fuse next the lite switch they get crusted over on the power terminal that is the top one next it the switch it's self . Myself i do away with the fuse and use a selfresetting circuitbreaker . Now if it is a flat top fender tractor that has more then five lites on it then ya need to split the system as the fuse and the switch will not take it . I split the headlites and red tail lite onto one system and the field lites onto another system and use a 30 amp CV relay with it's owen 20amp breaker this will make the liteswitch last a lot longer and avoid them blackouts .
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