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StrangeRanger
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I opened the fuse box and there's a 10A fuse in the block. So I said screw it and installed my own circuit w/ a 15A separate from the fuse block.
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Why do I have a work light fuse, but no work light?
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wushaw
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I just finished putting a couple of work lights on my L2800 one in ft. and one in the rear and the hot & ground was under the rear fenders right where the tail light harness connects to the tail light on each side.
Both lights are 55w trapezoid beam purchased from Tractor Supply with inline switches on each light.
I only needed one light to see over the bucket when traveling, I think it will work just fine for my application.
I didn't take any pictures since it's raining now...which is a good thing
My fuse is a 10amp fuse also and it seems to carry the current so far.
Both lights are 55w trapezoid beam purchased from Tractor Supply with inline switches on each light.
I only needed one light to see over the bucket when traveling, I think it will work just fine for my application.
I didn't take any pictures since it's raining now...which is a good thing
My fuse is a 10amp fuse also and it seems to carry the current so far.