lights for plowing

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farm boy00

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For your setup I'd go with 45w LED floods instead of 36w. The prices have come down a lot. Here's a pair for $82. 2 x 6 inch 45W CREE LED Flood Offroad Driving Work Light Bar Lamp Offroad Car | eBay I just put four of these on my NX4510HST cab, two front and two rear, from the same seller for about $148. I'm real impressed with the quality.

You can find a pair of 45w spots for a little over $62, if spots will work for you.
 
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I have three 27 watt LED floods on my tractor, and they light up the place like a football stadium. They go for $10 each on EBay.
 
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I have three 27 watt LED floods on my tractor, and they light up the place like a football stadium. They go for $10 each on EBay.

Plastic ones? ?
 
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they have a swivel bracket the will allow you to mount them from the back or the bottom. Sorry don't have pic of that. I mounted them with the mounting bolt down.

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they have a swivel bracket the will allow you to mount them from the back or the bottom. Sorry don't have pic of that. I mounted them with the mounting bolt down.[snip]

Thanks!
 
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I've posted on my lighting in other threads, but someone following this thread might enjoy seeing it. This being my third Kubota, and with each of them getting LED lighting, mostly used for night time snow removal, I have "improved" each one. I think I finally have it. I just added the 18W side lights, which I wanted since I am plowing in a fairly wooded area, and having snow covered limbs dump on you is best avoided. I guess they call it "situational awareness".

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I'm setting up my duramax for plowing. I'm wanting to put lights on the headache rack. 2 pointing front, 2 pointing back. This truck will also be a farm truck.

This is ebay I'm thinking
http://m.ebay.com/itm/2x-7INCH-36W-...-ATV-SUV-FOG-DRIVING-/251969693520?nav=SEARCH

I would go with a full light bar for front, like this:

Amazon.com: Eyourlife 36" 234w 16200LM 78LEDs Driving Led Light Bar Spot Flood Combo Offroad Waterproof: Automotive

Night and day difference on my tractor between the smaller lights. Note that it requires over 20A though.

On the back, those 36W's would be perfect... unless you like glare and lighting up the bed I would mount them under the rear bumper though unless you plan on getting a pull plow.

All of these choices are not DOT approved, and at least the light bar is blinding to other drivers and would only be used when plowing. Do not drive around with them on.
 

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