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Read articles →This is a hands-on DIY install video, not a walkaround: the owner wires up a Curtis cab LED light kit on his John Deere 2210, showing tool choices (gear wrenches, wire loom, crimp connectors), circuit breaker and control panel setup, and grounding wiring. It ends with before/after night footage comparing stock headlights to the new LEDs. Best for owners installing a similar Curtis lighting kit themselves.
Posted by owner Chad on the Purple Collar Life channel, sharing his own DIY work on his personal John Deere 2210.
Gear wrenches, electrical tape, cutters and strippers, a screwdriver for the circuit board, crimp connector tool, a ratchet wrench, and an Allen wrench for the circuit breaker.
The owner wired the lights straight to the battery and added a 20 amp circuit breaker so he could totally disconnect the lighting system when not using the tractor.
Stock headlights mostly bounce off the bucket and only light the ground when the bucket is low, but the new LEDs make a huge difference in visibility out front, though not as bright as a prior LED bar.
