the6shooter
Gold Member
Well I didn't have anything to do today, since it has for gotten us with the weather here in Oklahoma. (still waiting for rain).
I desided to make a bracket for Auxiliary lighting. and here is what I did...
1. Got some 2 x 5 angle iron cut to 6 inches
2. Drilled some holes for square U- bolts
3. Bought some lights from Trucklite, ordered though Napa Auto Parts.
4. Put it all togather, and wha-la.
Now to tear it all apart and grind down the corners and paint.
Note: the lights I bought are $20.00 each, they have the built in switch and plug in to the wires under the fender, so no wiring and no drilling on the tractor. and > me < likes the no drilling part:thumbsup:
I desided to make a bracket for Auxiliary lighting. and here is what I did...
1. Got some 2 x 5 angle iron cut to 6 inches
2. Drilled some holes for square U- bolts
3. Bought some lights from Trucklite, ordered though Napa Auto Parts.
4. Put it all togather, and wha-la.
Now to tear it all apart and grind down the corners and paint.
Note: the lights I bought are $20.00 each, they have the built in switch and plug in to the wires under the fender, so no wiring and no drilling on the tractor. and > me < likes the no drilling part:thumbsup: