Wire on left fender?

[Soundguy]

I connected my turns as flashers.. works nice.

Soundguy

 

[EFC]

To make it totally original you will need a huge mud hole to park it in. At least 3' deep would work great. /w3tcompact/icons/grin.gif

 

[Trev]

<font color=blue>I'm picking away at little projects like this as time allows. I like the idea of changing this to flashers instead of turn signals.</font color=blue>

What I did was to simply mount a very bright rotating flasher light to the top of my ROPS. I used cigarette plugs, so I can mount flood lights, flashing lights, whatever, as I need them. Whenever I plow snow at night, that bright rotating light is mounted. There are too many times when you are plowing and you are backing up and going forward and don't always think to look before backing into the road. I like having that light running! If someone doesn't see this thing, then they're either blind or completely drunk. /w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif

What's worked well for me is the cig lighter sockets on the back, magnetic lights on top of the ROPS, and some bungie cords to make sure the light doesn't fall off. Works like a charm, and looks like a downed UFO. People see it! /w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif

Best,
Bob

 

[MartyH]

Re: Wire on right fender?

I mounted my Napa 35Watt rubber housed sealed beam to the right fender. I mounted a push/pull switch through the housing and left the circuit to the light hot faithful to the original light and switch.

 

[professor]

What type of jumper are you referring and where on the line do I place it? Thanks

 

[kayssupply]

I find the wires going to each of the tail lights. Then I connect a wire between them, so that both are back fed if either is powered. If you turn the switch to either side both will flash.