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Super 55 light harness

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StuBC

10-15-2006 08:15:45




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Any one ever find a reproduction light harness for a Super 55. Korves doesnt make one and doesnt know where to get one. They have an ignition kit only.

Stu




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AB

10-15-2006 23:31:02




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 Re: Super 55 light harness in reply to StuBC, 10-15-2006 08:15:45  
Try Agriservice wiring harness Email: [email protected] 13899 North Road Alden, NY 14004 Telephone: 716-937-6618



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Matt Kane

10-15-2006 16:33:57




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 Re: Super 55 light harness in reply to StuBC, 10-15-2006 08:15:45  
I do know the covering of the wires on my super 55 that were original were woven fabric. I only have a small piece of the original wiring.



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Don-Wi

10-15-2006 14:06:51




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 Re: Super 55 light harness in reply to StuBC, 10-15-2006 08:15:45  
Do you have the original? what kind of cover does it have, and how important is that? I made a light harness for my 1600 myself. I found all the colors I needed, added a green one for flashers that I added to the fenders, and made it up according to the original. I may not have the exact connectors that they had from the factory, but it looks pretty good. I put heat shrink tubeing on over all connections. The original covering was black electrical tape, so I didn't have to worry about that part looking right.

I know Agco can get them for some tractors also, gave you tried them yet? Your best bet is probably making one up yourself. The proper colors (and shades) shouldn't be too hard to find, I got mine from Fleet Farm.

Hardest part was running new wires through the fenders, but even that wasn't bad. All I had to do was use a crimp on tube to connect the new to the old, then pull. Worked pretty good...

Donovan from Wisconsin

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