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Read articles →This is a hands-on DIY log of adding aftermarket lighting to a 3033R, not a review or spec rundown. The owner removes the loader, mounts a John Deere brush guard and roof-mounted light bar, wires in a block heater and snowblower controls, swaps headlight bulbs, and compares LED light output front and back at night. Useful for existing 3033R owners planning a similar lighting/wiring upgrade rather than shoppers researching the tractor itself.
Posted by the Dunn Family Maple channel, an owner documenting their own DIY upfit work on their tractor.
The owner says it is really easy, just disconnecting the hydraulic lines, and once you know how it takes about two minutes.
Not really. The owner says the LED bulbs alone are a little crisper but not a huge improvement in forward light by themselves.
The owner used 16 gauge trailer wire, which has an extra rubber layer to handle running along the outside of the tractor.
Yes, the owner says the light bar plus rear lights put out a ton of light with no blind spots, letting them see clearly while backing up.
