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How many lights can a guy run?
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Posted by Don-Wi on May 09, 2007 at 00:34:56 from (70.224.202.233):
I just picked up a set of fender tanks for our 1855, and it has holes to mount 2 lights in each fender as opposed to the original 1 in each fender that the 55 series has. I was wondering how many lgihts a guy can actually run and not overload either the fuse or the alternator, because I have already wired in 2 extra halogen lights on the canopy I mounted for rear work. If I didn't have the other 2 already on there, I wouldn't hesitate to put an extra 2 lights in. I suppose I could open up the dash and put the second set of lights on a separate switch if I still want to run the extra light. Sure would brighten up the field a little more.... 
Donovan from Wisconsin
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