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Rear Combo Light
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Posted by sflem849 on May 15, 2007 at 17:52:03 from (71.82.215.234):
I recently recieved a rear combo light w red jewel light inside the light. Upon testing I believe I found out the 1133 bulb is a 6 volt. Eh, I am over that. It wouldnt have done me any good...Am I correct in that to make the light 12v is put a 12v bulb in? I also have two other questions. When I took the light apart the white bulbs wire was screwed to the lower hole and the red bulbs wire was just floating in there. Where is the power supposed to come into the light? Also, the switch was gone from the top of the light. Where would I go about getting a new one? I have seen them in OEM but the $25 price tag is PRETTY steep. How does the light mount to a SMTA? MD? the OEM book has it coming through the battery box on a pipe...That is where my ground cable comes through. Last question. Could a tractor have sealed beams on front and regular bulbs in back? (why are my sealed beams white?) (I know these are tough with just about anything flying from the IH factory)
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