Simplicity 727 Lights

[dconklin006 0]

So I went to try my headlights on my Simplicity 727 (Tractor is new to me) and got nothing. I checked the fuses and wiring all seemed good. I guess I need new lights, the light seems to be one whole unit with 2 bulbs in it?? Where would I find a replacement?

Thanks,

Dan

[dentwizz 6]

If you are aiming for a worker and not so much a show unit, a similar impression is available with the Harbor Frieght rubber housed work light. They are usually around 8-12 dollar range, around 18-20 elsewhere. The benefit is you can bump them into shrubbery and they just bounce back(unlike the metal guide brand lights).

[Chris727 2,016]

If they are the OEM lights they will say "Guide" on the back and they have a single bulb in each light. The bulbs run around $8-10 each. If they are guides do not throw them away. They are desirable even for parts.

[720nut 4,225]

If your going to sell I'm interested, been looking for those lights for my 620.

[skot71 0]

If you're not concerned about it being original, you might check these lights out.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/111437049814?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

I put them on both my snow tractors. I have a 727 with a homemade cab, and a B-208 with a blade. These lights are VERY bright. Much brighter than stock. They don't draw much juice from the battery either.

[BLT 718]

If you are using a sealed beam type like a 4411, both terminals need to be connected, one to power and one to ground. That particular bulb is not polarity sensitive.

[Brettw 1,130]

Make sure and check the ground wires.

[dentwizz 6]

Wow. I will be looking into a set of those led units for my HBsm01 The neighbor commented when I was mowing the other day "Dude! that's some manly headlights:D on the B12." He didn't even see them at night...