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JasonMac · 11-26-2008, 12:12 PM

see, I don't see why John Deere would think driving with your work lights on is such a big deal? I can understand not driving with your rear work lights on.... but All Backhoes are meant to be safe to drive on the roads.... John Deere/ Case/ Cat/ Ford New Holland/ they have no headlights anymore on the front grill... All the lights are up on the Cab... and yes even John Deere has them up on the Cab and the flashers work in unison with the lights.... I just don't get it....

I wonder what the New John Deere Backhoe Light Switches look like... I'm sure it's all independent....

11-26-2008, 12:12 PM	#21 (permalink)
JasonMac Gold Member Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: NH Posts: 395	Re: How To Put Cab / Flasher Lights ON Designated Switch see, I don't see why John Deere would think driving with your work lights on is such a big deal? I can understand not driving with your rear work lights on.... but All Backhoes are meant to be safe to drive on the roads.... John Deere/ Case/ Cat/ Ford New Holland/ they have no headlights anymore on the front grill... All the lights are up on the Cab... and yes even John Deere has them up on the Cab and the flashers work in unison with the lights.... I just don't get it.... I wonder what the New John Deere Backhoe Light Switches look like... I'm sure it's all independent....