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Re: craftsman snowblower light
#1 Jan 31, 2009 12:39 pm |
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Ok, so what do you suggest??? Is there something local, like at JC whitney that would work? Do you have an actual light in mind?
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Re: craftsman snowblower light
#2 Jan 29, 2009 12:35 am |
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Re: Placing a light on a Sears Two Stage Snowblower
#3 Feb 24, 2008 4:40 am |
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1) Guys, I need your advice on the highest wattage light I can get that will work on my Tecumseh engine. Also, where can I get it from? Harbor freight? Could I put two lights on it? I tested it a while back, and that yellow wire with bullet connector puts out AC volts. It read about 5 volts, but it was idling. I then put it to full throttle and it jumped to about 15 volts, hehe. So, it looks like that's the wire to use :)  
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Re: craftsman snowblower light
#4 Feb 24, 2008 4:33 am |
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Snowman, or anyone else. Where can I get a light for this thing that will be the right one? Do I have enough power for two?
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Re: craftsman snowblower light
#5 Dec 9, 2007 3:51 pm |
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Edit. Hey Snowman. I just picked it up. It's a Craftsman 536.887990, made 11/2002, with a Tecumseh engine. I just went out and started it up, and tested that yellow wire with bullet connector with my Volt meter, and put it to AC volts. It read about 5 volts, but it was idling. I then put it to full throttle and it jumped to about 15 volts, hehe. So, it looks like that's the wire to use :) 1) Any recommendations on a light? Would love it nice bright light that doesn't cost a lot of $. :) 2) What's the highest watt I'd want to go with? 3) Also, where would you MOUNT it?  
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