Added lights to CK 30

harleyboy · Feb 19, 2011

Just thought I'd show off my light project. Hope you enjoy not bad for $35 in lights and switches. The stainless steel tubing was free from work.

Dmace · Feb 19, 2011

Looks good! :thumbsup:
Did you wire them to the customer fuse wiring at the back of the tractor?

Mousefield · Feb 19, 2011

Nice pics, :thumbsup: should give you lots of light for those night time jobs. If you did drill into your ROPS,

which it looks like, I'm sure someone will comment on that.

harleyboy · Feb 20, 2011

Thanks
Yes i did use the customer fuse but didn't know where it lead to so i spliced in to it at the fuse block and ran a wire to the back.
As for drilling into the ROPS Im sure a few small holes won't weaken it integrity.

jimmyj · Feb 20, 2011

Nice job. Those lights will sure come in handy.

CowwFace · Feb 20, 2011

Hey HB,

Looks great. I love the stainless look myself. I drilled my ROPS for mounting lights also.. has not failed yet .... of coarse has not been rolled yet either .. heheh

Tractor on

nealfris · Feb 22, 2011

HB, nice project. Working on work lights also for my bota. I just wanted to say... What a cool garage in the back round!!!

harleyboy · Feb 22, 2011

Thanks Guys
It's great to hear positive feed back.
As for my shop Ya it's sweet Hope to have it insulated this year, It will be a shame to cover up the old tile blocks.
I,m told it was a Honey House ? who Knows it was built in 1880.

Zxyrthe · Feb 23, 2011

Where did you buy the lights and parts from?

Thanks!

harleyboy · Feb 24, 2011

I picked up the lights at Prinness Auto here in Ontario Canada, It's like harbor freight in the USA.
I brought home 4 different lights because i couldn't decide on them turns out the ones i liked the best were the cheapest and on sale for $6.99 They are 55w flood with rubber casing and steel mount. Sweet