Here's the pics of my lights

[woodyacres]

I said I would add pictures of my lights I added to my DK35. I broke into the existing auxillery wires and added bullet connectors. Then I cut a hold in the dash and added a switch into the same circuit.

 

[o2batsea]

Whack!

 

[Willl]

Whack!

Followed by a few choice words.

 

[Topstrap]

Nice installation on the switch, only thing I'd prob have done was to fab up a taller mounting bracket and have it place the new lights above the orange one so they'd be out of the way of anything you may get close to that will reach our and grab those new lights. You'll be amazed to see what has sticky fingers that will try and reach out and tear those new lights off.

Looks good though

Topstrap

 

[kebo]

Whack!

That was the first thought I had too when I saw that light stuck out there! Gonna have to be extra careful with those lights!

 

[Ductape]

Nice. No doubt you are really going to appreciate that simple modification.

 

[Bedlam]

Wonder how they light in that position? low and tall more?

 

[JoelD]

Nice job installing the lights, I've got to agree with the others though, they are out there in an easy to snap off sort of way.

If you are always out the open mowing and the like you'll have no problem. If you are like me in the woods and close to stuff then be very carefull you don't rip them off.

I hit my lights all the time with branches and they are attached to my 4 point rops.

Thanks for posting the pictures.

Joel

 

[woodyacres]

AH hahh! Believe me I have thought of that and they are both on swivels. In case I forget to turn them in they will swivel in pretty easy by anything I may "rub" against. When I am not using them, I usually keep them turned in. Thanks for the advice though. Those were my first lights for the back, my next ones will be higher mounted on the rops with some clamps. I originally wanted to put them up there, but the clamps I bought were too large and wouldn't fit. That's my next project.