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The tricky part is threading the power cable down through the folding ROPS bar. Since my old light was not salvageable, I simply cut the wires at the old light, taped the plug from the new light to the end of the old cable, and lulled the old cable out through the bottom port of the bar. The new cable pulled through smoothly. The new light could then be bolted into place on the side of the bar, and the new cable plugged into the wiring harness. at the bottom of the bar.
The tricky part is threading the power cable down through the folding ROPS bar. Since my old light was not salvageable, I simply cut the wires at the old light, taped the plug from the new light to the end of the old cable, and lulled the old cable out through the bottom port of the bar. The new cable pulled through smoothly. The new light could then be bolted into place on the side of the bar, and the new cable plugged into the wiring harness. at the bottom of the bar.
MOUNT JACKSON, VA
Donald