It was a safety thing........strobes?

LBrown59 · Jan 28, 2005

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Here is a shot of the not so permanent location of the rear strobe. The reason not to mount them fixed is due to the need move them facing the rear when needed. I really am not sure if I will end up just mounting them where they are and relying on the stock factory rear flashers.
Also note I added a LED marker light under the strobe it really complements the lighting package on the tractor.

George
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I noticed one of your lights has a yellow lens on the front and back of the light.

Are they also available with white or clear lenses?

zipp669 · Feb 11, 2005

Nice set up. I guess.
I think it is overkill. Here is a type I use. Hope this works.
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If not look under federal signal on ebay.
I work on the interstate highways and in my opinion that would be a great distraction and you should be seen.
But for the money the federal signals I use, along with ecco, whelan & North american signal lights for alot less money work just as good.
http://www.i235.com/
I use the lights on this interstate during rush hour traffic and have had no problems along with many large contractors and none have spent that much money on a setup and still get great results .
Sorry for being blunt but I cannot see spending all that money when I could have a nice attatchment to use and still be seen spending 150 for just a lightbar or less than $100 for a single revolver mounted on the roll bar.