johnwayne360
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I rarely use my tractors at night. However, with the weather this summer I was attempting to cut hay tonight. Found out my light dont work correctly. Tractor is an low serial #, an early model. I can have the lower two front lights on, and the upper rear worklights. Or I can have all the front lights on, but the upper rear lights will not work. I seem to have an owners manual for a series 2..The switches do not match up. I have two 3 position switches and one toggle for the hazards. Does anyone know if the second switch is supposed to control the front lights at all? If i push the second(middle) switch all the way up..I turn on the upper front worklights. Center position on that switch turns on the rear worklights. pushing the bottom down is the off position. I bought this tractor 3 years ago and im sure its been taken apart and put back together. But im still thinking ground problem? I know this is confusing..
so to try to clear things up. switch one(left side) down is off. center is lower front lights. up is upper front lights.
switch two(middle) down off. center upper rear lights. up is upper front lights.
switch three(right) is hazard
if i have the upper rears on(middle switch center) and turn the upper front lights on(either left switch up or center switch up) the rear lights shut off.
so i hope that is clearer than mud..
so to try to clear things up. switch one(left side) down is off. center is lower front lights. up is upper front lights.
switch two(middle) down off. center upper rear lights. up is upper front lights.
switch three(right) is hazard
if i have the upper rears on(middle switch center) and turn the upper front lights on(either left switch up or center switch up) the rear lights shut off.
so i hope that is clearer than mud..