how to hook up outlet for wagon lights

Rick in Iowa · Nov 9, 2014

friend has 4030 and 4440,want to hook up outlet to plug in wagon lights.dont know where to hook into wireing in cab.

tim s · Nov 9, 2014

For turn signals there are 2 plugs under the right side of the cab that are open

Tx Jim · Nov 10, 2014

I thought newer generation tractors came from factory with a 7 terminal socket. I know my 4255 did. Here's the wiring schematic from a 4440

coonie minnie · Nov 10, 2014

My 40, 50 , and 55 series tractors all have them.
Can't really say if they all did.

El Rey · Nov 10, 2014

I just mounted one on my 4240. It's easy enough, the plug can be bought a your local auto parts store, Deere sells a small bracket that mounts the plug above the scv or you could make one. I connected the ground wire to the bracket bolt @ the scv, the tail lights and flashers wires I tied in under the front right of the cab. Remove the small panel behind the right hand battery box just under the small cab door to access and spice into the wiring. Use a tester to determine what wires are what and use a "quick splice" or whatever they're called to keep from having to cut or peel back the wire coating. I now have working lights on my baler by doing it this way.

matthies · Nov 10, 2014

Deere offers a kit, maybe parts guy will copy the instructions from the box for you. chris

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