Blazer lights

1TMatthews · Dec 9, 2004

Well I finally got them for my B7800. Wow what a difference. I also got a set for a guy where I work who has a BX23 he said he really didn't notice a difference. I bought them at Auto Zone for $2.50 ea. Now with the altenator upgrade and front and rear work lights and an LED light bar I'm ready for night time snow removal. The only thing left I would like to add would be some green LEDs on the side of the ROPS, but we will see.

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theboman · Dec 9, 2004

What bulbs you using?
Also, if you upgrade to the new bulbs do you need a heavy duty alternator?

1TMatthews · Dec 9, 2004

I went from a 15w to 50 watt bulb and I already have the altenator upgrade for all my work lights and light bar.

botalvr · Dec 9, 2004

LED light bar? Pictures? Source? Sounds like something I need!
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1TMatthews · Dec 9, 2004

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Junkman · Dec 9, 2004

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Looking at your site, I see that you have loader forks that were manufactured by Sundown. I have not been able to locate this company doing a GOOGLE search. Where are they located? What do they cost, if you don't mind my asking, and how well do they work? I am considering something like this for my BX22, but am concerned about the lifting ability.... thanks Junk...

1TMatthews · Dec 14, 2004

I bought my forks through Chappell Tractor in Milford NH I think I paid $250 for them. The Lifiting capibilty is n't what you would think. I bought them to move two small pallets of bricks. Unfortunatly they were to heavy for the tractor to move. So depending what you are looking to move it may or may not work.