BX Fuse Box Question- Spares

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I then mounted a SPDT (center off) switch to the dash. This switch will only allow one set of lights to operate at any one time.

 

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I took the switch leads to two 12 volt, 20 amp relays that I mounted to the firewall next to the battery.

 

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I ran the wires in the 1/2" slit-convoluted sleeving from the area of the oil filter to the rear of the tractor makeing sure to miss the blades of the hydro cooling fan, coming up behind the seat.

 

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And then to the four lights mounted on the ROPS.

 

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I also made a removable mount for something called a "Go Light" that can be mounted to either the BX22 or the RTV.

That thread is in the "ATV and Utility Vehicle" forum if you want to see it.

 

[Lockport]

Vince

Thanks. The hot wire is what I needed to figure out to continue. I am away, however, when I get back, I will paint my brackets, mount them and complete the wiring. I will take some pics. I love your switch. I didn't want to cut into the dash and need both fore and aft lights to work at once as wife will do most of the snow removal, so I have put the dual illuminated toggles in a waterproof box on the front of the SMV emblem behind the seat. I'll get pics as soon as it's done!

 

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Steve:

Sorry for the confusion. I am afraid that I have developed CRS Sydrome (Can't Remember S***).

At this point, I can't remember what I did yesterday, let alone last spring!

 

[Lockport]

OK, I am not finished but have a couple pics. Here are the brackets I had made after a coat of Kubota gray paint. They will hold fore and aft work lights and will be cold welded to rops.

 

[Lockport]

Here's my switch in a weather proof box. I saw someone else do this, so I do not take credit. I was reluctant to cut in the dash, so...

 

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Here's a better shot of the switches. They are illumunated toggles. I will put a little electric grease in the base of them to keep water out as they are not (and should be) marine grade.
I will post the rest when I get back to it.