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[orangejoe]

This is a 36w LED bought on ebay for $20. I connected to the work light circuit.

You use just the one light? It looks like it should produce plenty of light. Also, did the bracket come with it? Or did you fab that up?

 

[prichard]

Thank you all. Got a little seat time today. Float works as described. Not sure what I'll ever use for but glad to know how it works.

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[orangejoe]

I received the rear work lights in the mail yesterday. Still waiting on the switch so didn't get them wired. But here is a couple of pics. There are holes already in the fender. I believe they are for a work light option. Made for nice clean instal.




These are what I used. Amazon.com: KAWELL® 18W 6.2" DC 9-32V 6500K 1170LM 90 Degree LED for ATV/Jeep/boat/suv/truck/car/atvs light Off Road Waterproof Led Work Flood Light Bar Black Color: Automotive

 

[prichard]

Nice. I like the low profile. Have a link to the switch?

 

[orangejoe]

Nice. I like the low profile. Have a link to the switch?

Thank you. I am hoping this will work. I want one that will fit in the factory slot. Just pull out the plug and snap this one in. At least thats the plan. Waterproof Button 4 Pin DPST ON/OFF Boat Rocker Switch 10A/250V 16A/125V AC - Wall Light Switches - Amazon.com

 

[orangejoe]

I am regretting the 60" blade I let the dealer talk me into. I would much rather had a 72". But I'll try and get used to it.

 

[Fallon]

I just drilled a hole I'm my dash & put in a standard on-off switch with a boot on it.

 

[orangejoe]

I just drilled a hole I'm my dash & put in a standard on-off switch with a boot on it.

I have a problem with cutting or drilling into a new machine. Im weird like that. I will eventually get over it though.

 

[prichard]

I have a problem with cutting or drilling into a new machine. Im weird like that. I will eventually get over it though.

Same here. Needs a couple dents or scratches for me to get over it.

 

[orangejoe]

Well the light bar came in today. Was playing with what it may look like. I am thinking of putting it on the rops instead. Only because I don't want to drill into the grill guard. There is a little bit of bucket glare. But nothing like from the factory head lights.



LED's only

With headlight also.

 

[mecan]

I put my light bar on the rops, used a couple pieces of angle and a couple exhaust clamps that I slid rubber hose over to make a bracket and clamp it down. Mostly because of what I had laying around the garage and scrap pile

 

[orangejoe]

Do you have any problems when you look back? I am worried about glare when looking back. Had that problem with my old Kioti that I have lights mounted on the rops. And the bar was higher then that of the Kubota.

 

[Fallon]

Do you have any problems when you look back? I am worried about glare when looking back. Had that problem with my old Kioti that I have lights mounted on the rops. And the bar was higher then that of the Kubota.

Not with my setup. Not sure how that would be likely either, unless you were plowing reflective snow in the dark. The lights up high pointed down & behind don't have anything but the ground to reflect off of. Maybe a shiny implement?

 

[mecan]

I don't have a problem with glare. I would guess maybe just aim the light up/out a little more

 

[orangejoe]

It was direct light from the lights themselves that was blinding. Maybe I had them pointing down to far. When I get a chance I'm going to pull it into the big shop and play with the placement before I do anything to drastic.

 

[Garandman]

You use just the one light? It looks like it should produce plenty of light. Also, did the bracket come with it? Or did you fab that up?

Yes, and it works very well. The bracket is a piece of aluminum and a square trailer bolt.

 

[orangejoe]

Looks good.

The biggest problem I have is where I store my tractor I only have a 7' door. So I can't keep my rops up all the time.