Head desk light doesn't work on my snow blower?

I asked for help on this beforehand but was told to replace the bulb. Well I took the lighting off the blower but can't find a opening to get at the bulb. How the heck do I gain at it? Oh it's a 81/2 hsp Yardman about 8 years antediluvian. Seems to be one piece except for the lens. Sorry I know this in the wrong category but not getting any answers.

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Answers:    Not exactly sure but most of them are held contained by a socket that twists in the pay for of the light housing...untwist the socket to go and get at the bulb to replace. If that does not work, check for power and ground at the socket and work back from in attendance.

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One piece lamp assemblies give the impression of being to be getting more common adjectives the time.

Once I was flabbergasted when a body shop looked-for to charge $1,500 for a headlamp (Mercedes Benz). I thought he had the price wrong. I checked instinctively THE PRICE WAS RIGHT! That's what Mercedes gets for ONE HEADLAMP!

I'll never buy a Mercedes IN MY LIFETIME!

Anyway, there's get to be a way to put power to the headlamp to see if the bulb is ok. Don't forget to be sure it's grounded. It won't work unless power flows through it, not purely to it.

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