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DC/SC Tail Light Ground

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Glenn FitzGeral

08-22-2006 13:38:37




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How is the tail light grounded on these tractors when new? The surfaces in the spring/pivot area soon become rusty leaving the light undependable at best. We have always had trouble getting a good ground short of drilling a small hole and installing a ground wire.

Thanks, Glenn F.




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C. Amick

08-23-2006 09:53:03




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 Re: DC/SC Tail Light Ground in reply to Glenn FitzGerald, 08-22-2006 13:38:37  
I have sandwiched one end of the grounding wire between the light housing and spring/pivot area instead of drilling a hole in the light housing.



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Camboted

08-22-2006 20:21:59




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 Re: DC/SC Tail Light Ground in reply to Glenn FitzGerald, 08-22-2006 13:38:37  
I agree. I think I'm just going to run two wires and ground one to the steering column.



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Don Rudolph

08-22-2006 16:55:50




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 Re: DC/SC Tail Light Ground in reply to Glenn FitzGerald, 08-22-2006 13:38:37  
Glenn,
This is off topic, but there is a Case featured show at Sussex, WI this weekend. I thought you would like to know. Don



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Camboted

08-22-2006 20:26:01




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 Re: DC/SC Tail Light Ground in reply to Don Rudolph, 08-22-2006 16:55:50  
Don, I lost your phone number. I've got some wheel weights and there is a guy down ner me that has some 34" tires for your 900. Maybe we could kill two birs with one stone. My email is: [email protected]



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