I would like to put this on the rear of my john deere gator does anyone know what switch I could buy and how to hook it up
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A 20 watt switch would work just fine as it is a 18 watt light, that way the switch won't burn out. Any auto part store will have it Wal-Mart should have it also. I hooked mine directly to my stock reverse light wires and it does just fine, then I have no worries of leaving it on accidentally, and it kicks on when I put it in reverse.
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Yea, just use a single throw 10 amp DC switch (there some that Amazon sells) which will allow you the ability to add more lights if needed.
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I use on my Gator and when they get old I put it on my Kabota L3300 tractor. Works fine
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Not sure on a John Deere I put this on a Husqvarna and had to make the holes I little bigger but not much.
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Looking at bottom of switch with the two terminals on the same side on the top to the right and the separate terminal to the left. Top right terminal is your 12Vdc output to your desired equipment. The next terminal just below the top terminal on the right is your 12Vdc source. The bottom left separate terminal is ground. I've had it mounted in a John Deere 2305 to operate an Ag sprayer for about 6 months. It works great. Also, my source power is powered from the fuse box source and goes through a 15 amp auto type fuse. I had pictures, but it seems this doesn't allow pictures.
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Michael, I would think that it would work. I had used this for my winch on my ATV and it worked great. I had an existing housing to put the switch into to keep it dry. Good luck.
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I found another plug at Walmart(automotive/ lighting/wiring)& took what parts i needed that one to make the original work. If your not comfortable swapping parts,you can splice the wires to the new connector or hard wire it to a fused switch.
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You should be able to find everything you need on this website: http://www.lacemusic.com/wiring.php I think the ground wire hooks to the rest of the grounds and the other two go to the switch. The diagram should give you a good idea.
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I suppose you could do that - but it seems to me that the company makes two version of the switch - one vertical (if you have lots of clearance between the battery and the hood) - and the horizontal version - when the clearance is questionable - seems like a lot of work - if you already have the horizontal version - I suppose you could could try to make it vertical, but if it doesn't work - then you've just spent a chunk on change on something that now is just a piece of recyclable metal part. good luck!
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i honestly do not know. try taking the part# and cross reference to your model # thru the john deere site
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Not knowing the set up of where the outside switch is located it would be difficult to advise you. I would surmise it would be easier to just put a regular switch inside and replace the outside switch with a two way switch like the new one you are placing inside.
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If you buy the plug-in version you can move it any where you like. You just have to install the mounting clips again or the unit will not turn on. It's a safety switch.
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I am not sure.I used this battery to fit an older Gator and it worked well.You must use original case and wiring harness.If the John Deere Tractor uses the same battery as the Gator I think it should work.
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Not sure but you will need a mounting plate. The best advice I can give you is to spring for a better winch. Mine gave out the 3rd time I used it. The switch burned out under normal use
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I didn't get a switch or wire with my single 4" square. But then again I mounted it under the back and wired it directly into my trailer plug as a reverse light. Hope this helped.
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Thanks for the answer, buddy!I tried just wiring the "rear center" into "rear right + & -" but haven't found out if it works (was going to test tonight). Your first method is to wire "rear center" wires into "rear left +" and "rear right -", right?
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You most likely need a switch with only black, white, & green. The red wire is hot though. With about half of the switches out there, you can wire nut the red & black to the black running to your panel. Not with the one you just got though.
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Should work fine. I used this to replace the wireless remote that went bad on my Badlands winch. Easy to wire up. I would recommend putting the control box under the seat where it will see very little moisture as it is not completely water proof.