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Old 01-17-2008, 06:26 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default External work lights on my TN75 don't work

Never have I guess. I got the tractor in June and never needed them til a month ago I get ready for snow and ummm, lights don't work.

WTF?
I play with all the fuses (all good), relay's (all good)

WTF?

Fine, whatever, deal with it. Well, this month has been no snow so I sent the tractor up to the dealer to get some maintenance done and some other warranty work and said "hey, these lights don't work"

So, I go pick it up today and ask "what was the deal with the lights?"

Oh, you have to turn on the regular headlights first, then they work fine.
opppppppssssssssss
RTFM for me I suppose
Even the mechanic laughed about it.

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Old 01-17-2008, 11:57 PM   #2 (permalink)
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or the instruction manual

good thing you didnt overact and just make a big stink. It would have been something I would have done, then felt like an ass afterwoods
 
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Well now we know for sure, that the Lone Cowboy is in bed LONG BEFORE the cows come home...
HEADLIGHTS...Who needs stinkin' headlights...that's what the Sun's for...

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normally, yeah I am in bed with the sun. But not for snow removal
But really for snow removal you end up getting good night sight. In the truck I usually turn the headlights off after I get to a site and just work off the parking lights. (saves the battery, not an issue in a tractor with a plow)

Yeah, I honestly figured they just hadn't been hooked up at the dealer where I bought it (different one), so it's under warranty, no big deal.
Still pretty funny though.

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