I drill holes in my Beautifully Restored Tractor to make way for a set of headlights. Measure 50 times...drill once. #masseyferguson #tractorrestoration
No, I couldn't either. Mine may be a battered old example that has bashed open quite a lot of gates in it's time but the tinwork is all original and I live without lights. If I use it at night a use a powerful head torch which serves well enough.
I forget what one was hi and low. The whole system is confusing because the tractor uses positive ground. So my black is actually positive. Best thing I can say is to test your lights to a battery and see what wire gives you high beam.
Omg I would never have drilled holes in that beautiful tractor.
It was painful but I really enjoy having headlights.
No, I couldn't either. Mine may be a battered old example that has bashed open quite a lot of gates in it's time but the tinwork is all original and I live without lights. If I use it at night a use a powerful head torch which serves well enough.
Thanks for sharing. Those clips look great … what are they called ? I’ve searched but can’t seem to find them.
They are Called Trailer Wire Frame Clips.
Nice Job. Someone taught you well.
Measure 30 times drill once
@@thedelcodave who didn't know that!!!!!
Looks great! Those steel clips are handy! I have a '53 Ferguson 30, close to the same color scheme.
Yes the clips were suggested by someone on a Facebook group. Excellent for neat wire management.
Those step bits make a nice chamfer tho
They sure do. I have seen a set at HF that has no steps I think it is specifically for chamfers. Never tried them out yet.
Which color wire are for hi and low beam? Black is ground so what is Red and White?
I forget what one was hi and low. The whole system is confusing because the tractor uses positive ground. So my black is actually positive. Best thing I can say is to test your lights to a battery and see what wire gives you high beam.