B3200HSD Front, Rear Woklights and Safety Light Install Complete

Birdman1970 · Jan 8, 2012

I know there are a ton of posts about worklight installs, but wanted to show my completed project.

I have posted my front worklight install on a previous post, now I've also completed my rear worklight install and also a rotating amber safety light.

I took advantage of my E1133 Sunshade mount for my worklights install. I fabricated some brackets for the front and rear and feel they worked out very well for my needs.

Here are some pics:

FRONT WORKLIGHTS:

REAR WORKLIGHTS and AMBER SAFETY LIGHT

SWITCHES:

OVERALL COMPLETION:

samofsweden · Jan 8, 2012

Great that looks fantastic! These led lights are great when one has small generators! Very nice B tractor you have:thumbsup:

namesray · Jan 8, 2012

looks great. very professional job. will be curious to know if that amber light location will bother you. (reflecting off the rops and other near your head/sight) i operate equipment for the transportation dept. and sometimes those rotating lights can be a pain flashing where you can catch sight of it flashing all the time. if it doesn't bother, then its perfect. sure is a big difference from factory headlights to your new work lights. excellent.

BelarusBulldog · Jan 8, 2012

Very neat install of your wiring and lights. They do make a big difference.

psdx · Jan 8, 2012

Very nice job. The last picture is the best - awesome looking machine and ready for snow.

Birdman1970 · Jan 9, 2012

Thanks for the compliments, everyone.

As for the rotating safety light I'll have to pay a bit more attention to that. I've only been able to use the machine once this year (and even that amount of snowfall was questionable if I needed to use the blower

). But, I can say that I didn't seem to notice this amber light....it might be because of my front LED worklights. They provide quite a bit of light under the canopy and maybe that ambient light drowns out the amber rotation that is above and behind me.