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Posted by Dave in CT on December 21, 2003 at 22:45:29 from (64.252.220.51):
Continuing to get as much operational as possible, I'm wondering how to use the original 4-position switch with 12V lights. The wiring diagram posted by Robert Melville - Farmall H/M Stock 6V w. cutout - cryptically notes these positions as L-H-D-B (?,?, Dim?, Bright?). What do these positions switch on (or off)? The copy of the owner's manual I have lists functions of a three-position switch (Dim, Bright, Off). How can I use this switch to, for starters, switch on and off just a pair of single beam 12V lights? Can I use this switch to employ both the low and high beams of a pair of regular 12V headlights? I may just rig some lights I've lying around. Thanks, Dave
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