Beacon light plug

[F3506]

Anyone know where to order the mini cigarette lighter type plug that New Holland was using for the beacon lights?

I've got a sprayer with an electronic actuator and since my tractor already has a switch for the non-existent beacon light, but the switch and wiring is already there, I'd like to use it. Local New Holland dealer and local Case dealer can't seem to find a plug for me to buy. My attempts at a google search just finds me threads in other forums where people are looking for the same thing. Most of the links in those threads are dead now.

 

[DT86]

Got a picture?

 

[DuckSlayer1017]

Like this one?
Amazon.com: Roadpro 12V Fused Replacement Cigarette Lighter Plug with Leads: Automotive

 

[F3506]

Got a picture?

No. Looks just like a cigarette lighter socket in a car, but a smaller diameter. I can get a picture tomorrow if it helps, but I think that description covers it.

Like this one?
Amazon.com: Roadpro 12V Fused Replacement Cigarette Lighter Plug with Leads: Automotive

No. That looks to be a standard cigarette lighter plug. This is a smaller diameter plug. A regular one is too fat to fit in the hole. Almost twice as big.

 

[Wagtail]

I understand that you want a smaller diameter 'cigarette lighter socket'... that being said, I found my socket at an automotive parts store.

One of those places that sells accessories, car stereos & such.

 

[F3506]

I understand that you want a smaller diameter 'cigarette lighter socket'... that being said, I found my socket at an automotive parts store.

One of those places that sells accessories, car stereos & such.

Did it have a special name or description? The one's I've seen at the auto parts stores here are all the standard size stuff. With this New Holland being made overseas, perhaps there are more than one standard size socket that are common in places other than the US. If it has a special name or description, it would help in the search.

 

[DuckSlayer1017]

When you take the pic look closely at the plug and see it there are any numbers on it. OEM connector manufactures typically put part numbers on the connector. Search Mouser Electronics - Be back soon... or DigiKey Electronics - Electronic Components Distributor for the part number. If you find the connector but can't find the mate call customer service at either of those websites. They are usually good at figuring out mating connectors.

 

[F3506]

Good point. When I look next time, I'll be sure to take my reading glasses. Although this is built into the roof of the cab and has a flip cover that plugs into the socket to keep the dust out. Not sure if there's any room for wording, but I'll take a look.

Might be a couple of days though since they're forecasting 3" - 5" or rain tomorrow.

 

[Deerherd]

The plug and socket are called Hella. I picked one up at a BMW motorcycle shop.

 

[Deerherd]

This is mine using the Hella plug: