LED headlights???

Chuck K. · Apr 17, 2009

While these are not LED, http://www.gemplers.com/product/HL200A/Double-beam-Rectangle-Work-Light-Bracket-Mount
I have been very pleased with them and the price was not too bad.

Ductape · Apr 17, 2009

workinallthetime said:
Xmitter LED Offroad Light 6" - 42" Yamaha Rhino Polaris RZR Ranger Prowler

LOOK LIKE A BARGIN

That actually looks pretty interesting.

medicshawn · Apr 17, 2009

try these Maxxima MWL-01
Maxxima LED Lighting and Accessories
You can find them on Ebay for 70. that was the best deal I could find.

Chuck K. · Apr 17, 2009

Ductape said:
That actually looks pretty interesting.

I liked them until I clicked on the drop down bar. 149.00 was for a 4" light..
Stepping up to a 22" is 750.00

and it goes up from there..

I know LED's produce a lot on near light but how do they do for projecting light at a distance?

Quadsteer · Jul 15, 2010

I have a pair of John Deere's LED head/work lights. So far I am not too impressed. I thought they were suppose to be brighter?? they are a blueish/white light but are over powered by the halogen bulbs. I am somewhat spoiled with a HID modified spot sitting front and center. Which is nice as long as you are not the one looking towards it,, then it is blinding. Anyway, until someone proves me wrong I would not recommend the John Deere LED tractor head lights.....

Marveltone · Jul 15, 2010

medicshawn said:
try these Maxxima MWL-01
Maxxima LED Lighting and Accessories
You can find them on Ebay for 70. that was the best deal I could find.

Although I am a fan of technology and I own several LED flashlights, 280 lumens doesn't sound very bright for a tractor light. A PAR36 halogen work light is less than $20 almost everywhere, and it produces 700 lumens of light; and this is only a 36 watt bulb. I have been unimpressed with LED work lighting for the most part. They are getting better, but still too expensive for what you get.

medicshawn · Jul 15, 2010

I agree they could stand to be a little brighter. Like all technology they have improved over the last year. You can get almost double the lumens for not much more money. They ones I listed above are not bad for extra lights but I'm looking to upgrade them and at least double the lumens.

rvaitor · Jul 24, 2010

Marveltone said:
Although I am a fan of technology and I own several LED flashlights, 280 lumens doesn't sound very bright for a tractor light. A PAR36 halogen work light is less than $20 almost everywhere, and it produces 700 lumens of light; and this is only a 36 watt bulb. I have been unimpressed with LED work lighting for the most part. They are getting better, but still too expensive for what you get.

This one looks interesting 900 lumens each pkg of two

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