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Old 12-13-2017, 06:01 PM
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That reminds me..........I need to fix my headlights. Not working for some reason. And I still have the mower deck on. Time to get a round tuit.
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Well, you could wire them in series instead of parallel. That would cut your current flow back to around 4 amps but you would only get 50 watts out of each bulb. Also if one bulb burns out the other won't light.
Just like those Christmas light I just put up Grrrrr

I like your video Dan, I like plowing at night also, lets the neighbors know I am having fun!
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related question... How much more amps will 100 watt headlight bulbs draw vs 35 watt bulbs? (running 2 of them in either case) wanting to use these, mostly since i have them laying here collecting dust.... Don't have to go buy, so they cost me nothing.... Got them from a buddy of mine some years ago. Same size, fit just like the regular ones.... Also are 12v rated. . Eventual plans are to go to led's.... Which i know will drive the amp draw downwards even compared to stock 35 watters...... But right now i have a tractor that looks like popeye and i am trying to get ready in case i need it for snow duty....

35w~ 3a

100w ~ 9a
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sorry as I am taking away from the OP.... but I just found a deal at "SUPER BRIGHT LED's.com" for 6 LED headlight bulbs (70w equivalent, flood pattern)
including their current 15% off holiday discount 6 of them cost me $80 to my door.... several shipping options, I took the $7.xx one.
6 lights themselves, with the 15% off was $72 and change.
they sell them individually as well, but its a little better deal to but the 6... and since most of us have more than 1 tractor, they wont go to waste....
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so that was YOUR vid on RPM
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Wishing I was out now, pushing with my 72! But having a cold, and working all day makes me whooped to get any seat time.

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Great video. Nice long driveway too
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Not long enough, haha.

Yeah it's fun. I enjoy it.

We got about 6" last Thursday (on top of everything we already had) and here is a video from different angles of the clean up.
https://youtu.be/eUhYa0PpXZE
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