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Re: Super A light switch.
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Posted by Farmer Bob on June 20, 2003 at 21:16:56 from (64.113.13.254):
In Reply to: Super A light switch. posted by Brian. on June 20, 2003 at 20:18:18:
You have observed correctly. As to the why question, my guess is that the IH engineers thought of giving the operator options as to charging rate and high or low beam headlights. (If you have also observed, the rear work light does not change to lower illumination when the headlights are switched to low (Dim)setting.) The four position switch was used on tractors with a voltage cutout instead of a voltage regulator. The tractors with the three position switch were equipped with a real voltage regulator and the switch basically just controlled the lights - Off:Dim:Bright.
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