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- Kubota L3830GST, B7500HST, BX2660. Formerly: Case 480F LL, David Brown 880UE
I had similar thoughts. Perhaps I will call them and ask if their lights dim at lower voltagesThe wiring diagram will work to combine the two functions onto one light. But I don't think the resistor will dim the LED like a running light would be. The LED works on a lower voltage than the circuitry that drives it.
I base this theory on my Led flashlight that runs on the same battery pack that my drill uses. As the battery gets weaker the Led never dims, it just goes out, then the battery recovers a little and the LED comes on then the battery dies again, and the LED goes off, so it just flashes.
I have seen LEDs advertised to work from 5v to 30v, so I guess it depends on the circuit that drives it.
The tractor doesn't have brake lights per say, but it has 4 ways, turn signals and running lights. When you turn on (for example) the left turn signal the right turn signal goes on solid and looks like it would on a car with brakes and turn signal on at the same time.If you don't have a brake lights on the tractor, you don't need dimmer, as in not as bright, marker lights
Let us know what you come up with.
Thanks
Aaron Z