Posted by eremoao on December 11, 2015 at 23:34:04 from (68.169.250.231):
What is the best way to wire 3 12 volt lights on my skid loader to the battery using either a toggle switch or rocker switch. This all came about because my lights stopped working all at once. Thought it was a fuse but can not locate on, this may have been rewired, don't know. It is a Case 1835C and there should have been a fuse under the seats, can't see on, and everything else works. Then I thought the switch was bad, went to take the cover off to get to the switch and the screws holding the panel on are rusted and will not come out. Don't want to drill them out so I just figured to run new wire through a toggle to make them work. Any suggestions on size of wire, what switch, does it need fused, and a diagram or step by step instructions would be helpful. Just don't want to cause a fire or ruin something else by thinking I know what I'm doing. Thanks.
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