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Read articles →This is a narrow DIY project video, not a tractor review: an owner walks through adding aftermarket LED work lights to a New Holland Workmaster 75 using an inexpensive Amazon kit. It covers the pipe clamp mounts, tapping into an unused auxiliary power supply, wiring two lights per harness side, and using the included on/off switch. Useful specifically for owners wanting a simple, budget lighting upgrade with basic wiring steps, not for general tractor evaluation.
Posted by the ArabiaBayRidge channel, appearing to be an owner sharing a hands-on DIY project on their own tractor.
Use an Amazon LED kit with pipe clamp mounts, tap into an unused auxiliary power supply, and wire two lights to each side of the harness using the included on/off switch.
Yes, by adding a door switch so the lights can be on without the key being on, instead of relying on the auxiliary power that only works with the key.
Four LED lights, two pipe clamps, and a power supply wiring harness kit with a fuse and an on/off switch, all bought from Amazon.
