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Old 05-02-2010, 10:07 AM
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Default 1200 and headlights
Sure would like to add headlights to my 1200. Any suggestions?
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duct tape and flashlights?:biggrin2.gif:
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Old 05-02-2010, 10:19 PM
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Start checking out Ebay for any quietline headlights..or you can adapt the rubber bulb holders to your screen in the upper grille, but the right stuff looks better.
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I wonder why they didnt put them on 1200's
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Okay, thanks fella's....
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I did like above. I placed a want ad for headlights and people came out of the woodwork. Got the front panel,wiring harness and rubbers as well as the wire clip for 50 bucks,then located a good used headlight switch for 25 bucks. I went to my local cub collector buddy and bought the tails for a few bucks then. It helped to get things from a matching tractor as it was a direct bolt in and I didn't have to do much more than plug and play.I recently put lights on my sons 108,but I had to make my own wiring harness. Wasn't difficult,but took a little more initiative.
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I did like above. I placed a want ad for headlights and people came out of the woodwork. Got the front panel,wiring harness and rubbers as well as the wire clip for 50 bucks,then located a good used headlight switch for 25 bucks. I went to my local cub collector buddy and bought the tails for a few bucks then. It helped to get things from a matching tractor as it was a direct bolt in and I didn't have to do much more than plug and play.I recently put lights on my sons 108,but I had to make my own wiring harness. Wasn't difficult,but took a little more initiative.
I saw your tractor in another section but couldn't rem. your username. I wanted to ask you how you went about getting lights on your 1200. Did you post on here for the parts?
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