Gator tail lights

RollTideRam · Jun 28, 2006

Is anyone running tail lights on their gator? I don't really like the factory location on the side of the bed, cause I know I would crunch one. I may just add some reflective tape to the rear. JC

JDGREEN4ME · Jun 28, 2006

I have the JD taillights on my Gator and up to this point I have not had a problem with hitting them. (Yet!)

darkday · Jun 28, 2006

Im gonna put a slow moving sign on the back of mine like i did with my old diesel 6x4. No taillights for this guy!

RedHawkRidge · Jun 29, 2006

I'd only put taillights on my trail gator if it helped me avoid backing into trees and other things that would crunch my cargo bed. Not too much traffic that is behind me when I'm up in my woods.
jim

RollTideRam · Jun 29, 2006

I do drive mine down our dead end road sometimes to look for deer with my son. Only a few neighbors past us, but I would rather have one and not get run over than the other way around. I would like to have a back up light mounted on the roll bar also. JC

jcmseven · Jun 30, 2006

My dealer put on a very bright centrally mounted taillight on my 2005 HPX. It sits under the bed, just above my remote winch mount and is quite bright at night. My wife has followed me up our road in dead of night and says even far away it is visible easily. It also to me looks cleaner and more factory than do side-mounted lights. I also think it would be cost effective. I really like it.

John M

darkday · Jul 3, 2006

jcmseven said:
My dealer put on a very bright centrally mounted taillight on my 2005 HPX. It sits under the bed, just above my remote winch mount and is quite bright at night. My wife has followed me up our road in dead of night and says even far away it is visible easily. It also to me looks cleaner and more factory than do side-mounted lights. I also think it would be cost effective. I really like it.

John M

Now thats a pretty good idea but I think I could still manage to hit it. But its the most viable option out there IMO.