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SNOW PLOWING AT NITE!

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illinilefttackle

:thumbs: I just finished plowing with the C-125 by head light for the first time! Awesome!

Head Lights give plenty of light, tractor worked flawlessly. I actually got into the governor a couple of times whe she was pushing piles of snow higher than the blade. Rebuild was just the ticket! Plenty of power, never missed a lick.

Man I love these tractors.-AL - Sorry, no pics, just me, the Horse, and the Nite.

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BairleaFarm

Cool experience isnt it. I wish I had lights on mine when i plowed.

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Sparky

Yep, those sealed beam headlights are great. My first plow tractor had the dim 70's-"C" series style headlights and they were terrible.

Mike............

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Teddy da Bear

I am so jealous (headlights that work) :thumbs:

And why do we not have pictures of your

night time escapades Al?????

(I mean the plowing...... :whistle: )

My super c's lights don't work. I have put

a meter on the switch and there is power to

the swtch. And when switched on....there

is power to the outbound side of the switch

(when the connecting wire is removed).

When the connecting wire (switch to headlights)

is replaced.... No power measured on the

outbound terminal on the switch. Double

checked the ground on the headlights themselves.

Still nothing. I am going to replace the wire

itself as it must be grounding out somewhere.

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linen beige

Sounds like you got the perfect birthday gift Al. :whistle: Oh! and a belated :whistle: even if it is in the wrong place.

TDB. Sorry guys for going a bit :thumbs: Run a jumper wire straight from the battery to the headlight. If it works then it sounds like the wire from the switch to the lights is bad. If it doesn't work, check the sockets themselves for corrosion/ damage, then move on to the grounds. Of course it wouldn't hurt to make sure the bulbs are good. Is there a fuse?

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Teddy da Bear

Yep Linen.....exactly what I was planning on...

Then I too can experience plowing at night!

(if the neighbors don't complain...lol)

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Brrly1

Hey TDB, Personally I would say the heck with the neighbors,especially if its the ones that done you wrong on the c120. Bah Humbug!!! Burly

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Teddy da Bear

Not the same one's Burly....

These are the ones that skulk around in the dark

and vandalize....

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Brrly1

Hey Teddy, I thought I had it rough here in Toledo, maybe I should be happy I don't live in you neighborhood. Burly :thumbs::whistle: :whistle:

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