3320 rear work light

[jd670]

Does anyone know the part number for the rear work light kit on an open station 3320? I looked it up in the parts catalog, but it says the number is invalid. The number it gives me is LVB25547.

 

[mnbowhunter1960]

jd670' That is the correct number that it gave you, I looked at my invoice from last year, MH

 

[Spudland_Dave]

Does anyone know the part number for the rear work light kit on an open station 3320? I looked it up in the parts catalog, but it says the number is invalid. The number it gives me is LVB25547.

Looking it up on JDParts you can find out the package number but you can't get pricing...they will come up as invalid...you'll need to see the sales dept. for pricing on those packages.

 

[kennyd]

Looking it up on JDParts you can find out the package number but you can't get pricing...they will come up as invalid...you'll need to see the sales dept. for pricing on those packages.

100% correct...any "extras" like lights, hydraulic valves, ect are considered "whole goods" and only available through the sales department-not the parts counter.

 

[Funkster]

While you're at it, just get 2 of them. It can be attached to either side and they really make it nice to work at night.

-Funkster-

 

[Spudland_Dave]

While you're at it, just get 2 of them. It can be attached to either side and they really make it nice to work at night.

-Funkster-

Isnt there a "Dual Worklight Kit"? I know the 2 light version is Std. for the cabbed models..

 

[jd670]

Thanks for the help everyone. I have a dealer just down the street from work. I'll run up at lunch and order the kit today. By chance...does anyone know what the forth switch hole in the fender next to my cruise control is for?? I have the cruise upgrade and have that space open. Maybe I'll put a switch to turn the rear work light on and off.

 

[jeffster]

Isnt there a "Dual Worklight Kit"? I know the 2 light version is Std. for the cabbed models..

I don't think so. When I ordered my lights for my 3520, if I remember correctly the front lights came as a kit (pair), but the rears were sold individually, so I ordered 2. FWIW, I ended up with a second pair of forward lights that I haven't used yet (going to retro fit them on another older JD tractor), and that box is labeled LVB25546 - Aux Fwd Lighting (3x/4x20) Kit. I just looked up my order, and the rears and light guard part numbers are:

Rear Work Light - LVB25547 (single light)
Warning Light Brush Guard Kit - LVB25016

Hope this helps,
-Jeff

 

[Spudland_Dave]

Jeffster...I wasnt thinking about the open machines having no aux lights... the 2 front lights came standard on my Cabbed machine...only option was the rear kit (which includes 2 lights) I was just going by what I remembered from the Accessories catalog...

 

[jeffster]

Ahh, I see. Sorry, I am always thinking open station (not cool enough to have a cab right now)

So, yeah, my comments are for open station only.

 

[CrashedCT]

keep in mind.. my dealer told me that unless you are putting them on their own switch.. that you should only run 1 rear work light on an open station 3300 series.. This could be because the factory wiring has the light come on with the front work lights.. which probably maxes out the load for that circuit. not an issue if you install a seperate switch. - just my .02 -

 

[Nuru]

keep in mind.. my dealer told me that unless you are putting them on their own switch.. that you should only run 1 rear work light on an open station 3300 series.. This could be because the factory wiring has the light come on with the front work lights.. which probably maxes out the load for that circuit. not an issue if you install a seperate switch. - just my .02 -

Larger alternator in the future?

 

[Funkster]

I've had dual rear worklights on my 3120 since new (05 model) and never a problem with charge or anything. If you're going to install one, the second one is worth the effort.

-Funkster-