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06-19-2016, 02:01 PM
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LED headlights?
What are some nice LED headlights? I went with 50watt GE bulbs, but they run the battery down. I don't think the generator can keep up.
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06-19-2016, 02:16 PM
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A normal headlamp rated at 50W will draw about 4.2 Amps. Running two would be 8.4 Amps. The Charging system on a Cub Cadet, if all is working as it should, will put out 15 Amps. There should be more than enough charging to handle two 50W headlamps.
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06-19-2016, 07:54 PM
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Well I'm not sure, but after blowing snow the last blizzard for a few hours with the headlights on- when I shut the tractor off to clear a clog- it would barely turn over. When I turned the lights off, it held a charge just fine. I don't think LED's would hurt in any case.
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06-19-2016, 08:00 PM
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LED Headlamps would less amperage than the traditional incandescent type.
BTW, the normal & correct incandescent lamps that Cub Cadet used were #4411, that were 35W rated.
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