Well Now I've done it

[wvrocks]

Well Now I\'ve done it

Went and ordered a new TC-33DA. 14LA loader with QA plate. 1 rear remote and grill guard. I also ordered a Bush Hog SQ600 rotary cutter with slip clutch, Bush Hog ATH7200 finish mower and a Bush Hog 35-07 rear blade. Delivered with filled R4's for $23000 + tax. I'll be sure to post some pictures once it arrives. Hopefully it will be delivered the week after Thanksgiving. Its going to be a long week.

So now that I've got the tractor on the way.... What's the best way to hook up some extra lighting on the rops?

 

[thcri]

Re: Well Now I\'ve done it

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So now that I've got the tractor on the way.... What's the best way to hook up some extra lighting on the rops?
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Looks like no sleep for you for a while. As far as lights, first thing you must do is read Henro's, I am goingn to drill my ROPS thread. I got some magnets from a supply house that I mounted a set of lights to. I hand the lights under the top bar so nothing can knock them off easily. I also then have the ability to point one backwards if I wish. You will find a connector on the right side of you ROPS for your electrical. That's standing from the back of the tractor. If I had my other puter I could post some pics of mine.

Good luck in your new rig.

murph

 

[wvrocks]

Re: Well Now I\'ve done it

Thanks. I was thinking of using 3 lights under the ROPS, 2 forward and one rear. Probably use a homemade bar held on with u-bolts. Is the rear connector switched or always on? Anyone use relays or wire directly from the battery?