7600 Lumen LED Worklight Install

[OTFD122]

Bought 2 Whelen Micro Pioneer LED worklights and got them on the Deere 1023E today. Lights are rated at 3800 Lumens each and are blinding even in bright sunlight. The Whelen lights are pricey, to the tune of $249 each, but they are 100% American made, extremely high quality, and plus, I have a few friends at their Chester, CT plant The lights come with a set of interchangable lenses that I plan on messing around with. Currently I have the 8 degree spot lens on, I imagine I will end up with the wide flood lens on there eventually. I know people have had good luck with the Chinese/eBay LED worklights and got some good prices, but I will always spend a little more to buy American and get a professional grade product!

Here are some pics for your viewing pleasure:

 

[Chex]

Nice lights OTF! I like those huge Heatsinks, a sign of a well made LED. Heat is the bane of LED's. Nice looking 1023 and yard!:thumbsup:

 

[rockshaft]

Nice looking LEDs!
I installed 27watt LEDs on my 1026R ROPS, and they are plenty bright for me.
You may have considered some sort of horse blinder for your new lights? The location on top of the side-lights is convenient, but if you have to look backward, you may need a welding mask to protect your eyes from those beasts!

 

[kennyd]

Those are very nice looking, but WOW $500 for two lights!

 

[xring100]

Those are very nice looking, but WOW $500 for two lights!

Its just money. The federal government prints more everyday. Good light is worth the investment

 

[xring100]

Bought 2 Whelen Micro Pioneer LED worklights and got them on the Deere 1023E today. Lights are rated at 3800 Lumens each and are blinding even in bright sunlight. The Whelen lights are pricey, to the tune of $249 each, but they are 100% American made, extremely high quality, and plus, I have a few friends at their Chester, CT plant The lights come with a set of interchangable lenses that I plan on messing around with. Currently I have the 8 degree spot lens on, I imagine I will end up with the wide flood lens on there eventually. I know people have had good luck with the Chinese/eBay LED worklights and got some good prices, but I will always spend a little more to buy American and get a professional grade product!

Here are some pics for your viewing pleasure:

8° spots were you aiming to tick off your neighbors, i dont think you'll have to worry about out driving them at 12 mph I've got rigid dually d2 wide angles and i can still see out to 100 yards no problem. And they don't have the light output of yours

 

[CompactTractorFan]

Very nice lights. Whelen is a big name in the emergency lighting market.

How hard was the wiring?

 

[panchohughes]

Nice setup. Wondering if the light hits your shoulders & side of face? I turned mine out just a little. I have the Duallys from Ridgid Industries. Here is a video of mine. Put lights on my Kubota BX 2350 - YouTube

 

[OTFD122]

Very nice lights. Whelen is a big name in the emergency lighting market.

How hard was the wiring?

Wiring was easy, simple positive and negative hookup. Guess it helps I wire up police cars in my spare time! Hoping to get some night time pics soon to show the effectiveness

 

[BuzzardA91]

Waiting for night time pics.......