Lights

[Johndeerex728]

All tractor should of yellow flashing lights when you buy it.

 

[beenthere]

What does this mean? :confused3:

 

[hr3]

All tractor should of yellow flashing lights when you buy it.

Should have bought a Kubota,, :laughing:

 

[Gator6x4]

What does this mean? :confused3:

It means the left handed thingy bob got tangled up with the right handed wiz bang which caused the smoke grinder to regurgitate causing the funny thing on the back to be totally frustrated.

 

[Mrh51072]

This guy had one heckuva rough night!!

 

[Johndeerex728]

Well what I mean is the flashing you see on plows trucks and other things are the lights I am talking about. I say this because i am buying a John Deere X728 and I will take the time to but yellow flashing LED lights on it because this thing will be removing snow from sidewalks in the winter and many people tend to complain to me that you can not see the machines when cleaning so thats why a say all machines should have some sort of a flashing light on it to one alert people when a machine is in use and two so it can be seen by people.

 

[beenthere]

Now that helps.
I say go ahead and add the lights, but don't suggest adding the expense to the lawn/garden tractors that other people may buy and don't want the lights.
These lawn tractors are expensive enough already.

 

[Johndeerex728]

Well thats why I say the should come standard with every tractor because the can add red brake lights and white backup lights to the X728 but they cant put two yellow flashing lights next to them or at least sell a kit for that matter but no worries i can drill out the wholes on the the back to put them into and I will buy a auxiliary alternator kit for it that john deere offers so it will help charge the battery quicker with all the lights on it.

 

[Glen Watkins]

Wow!:confused2:

 

[UnclePaul]

If you use LEDs I would think you would be fine with the standard alternator.

 

[Markcuda]

On post number 8, I don't see one "period" used, until the end

 

[boggen]

flashing lights, when on road yes.

but i would imagine most folks never take there tractors on the road. and if do, it most likely to turn around to mow yard or plow out there own drive.

now if company doing it for money, then most likely it would be a requirement.

 

[Johndeerex728]

If you use LEDs I would think you would be fine with the standard alternator.

True True i forgot the are only 1 or 2 watts each and give off light like they are 100 watts :thumbsup:

 

[Johndeerex728]

On post number 8, I don't see one "period" used, until the end

Thanks for the help.

 

[Johndeerex728]

flashing lights, when on road yes.

but i would imagine most folks never take there tractors on the road. and if do, it most likely to turn around to mow yard or plow out there own drive.

now if company doing it for money, then most likely it would be a requirement.

Well it will be cleaning some roads and for one my houses road because it is the very last road to plowed so when I wake up to start plowing I will normally start with my road because it takes long to do but the John Deere X728 should cut that time in half and I just want lights so when I go to clean sidewalks at the stop and shop, and the trucking depots with my father people cant say they don't see the the tractor. It will be all good and I hope the tractor will handle the work load. :thumbsup:

 

[Markcuda]

Young man, we are crowding May here, you will have plenty of time to get this light thing worked out:thumbsup:
Lets look forword to spring

 

[Johndeerex728]

Young man, we are crowding May here, you will have plenty of time to get this light thing worked out:thumbsup:
Lets look forword to spring

Yes at least were I live we are getting up to 70 for the first time since last year

 

[Johndeerex728]

If any one has any ideas of a light set up for the John Deere X728 with a hard side cab please let me knowni am always open to ideas.