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- Laag Zuthem
- First name
- Renze
- Machinery:
- 1976 5718
1978 5718 35kmh: Work in progress
1967 3011
That is quite a lot of electricity consumption on one fuse, dont you think ??
I think a radio (which is always loud on a noisey tractor) som big working lights and a big heater fan require more electricity than a single fuse could handle.
i think you should put the working lights to another fuse, at least not all these big electricity consuming things on the same fuse.
I think a radio (which is always loud on a noisey tractor) som big working lights and a big heater fan require more electricity than a single fuse could handle.
i think you should put the working lights to another fuse, at least not all these big electricity consuming things on the same fuse.
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pquinn
Guest
How about putting a relay on the lights, most modern tractors have relays on the spot lights.
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gw
Guest
Past experience taught me that it is the blower/heater. As it ages it becomes hard to turn (sometimes with a big noise) and this causes the motor and circuit to be in a lot of strain. If the circuit is like my 3 the lights are seperate its just the radio blower etc.
