bandit67
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- 2012 B3000 HSDCC 2020 Z251 Zero Turn
The only issue I see with LEDs for use predominantly in the winter during snow removal, is that they burn so much cooler than the incandescents, halogens, etc., that they don't melt blowing snow off the lens.
That's become a huge problem with municipalities in cold climates that decided to spend a bunch of tax dollars to replace all the incandescent bulbs with LEDs in the traffic lights. Doesn't take long during a snowstorm for the traffic lights to get covered with snow/ice.
That's become a huge problem with municipalities in cold climates that decided to spend a bunch of tax dollars to replace all the incandescent bulbs with LEDs in the traffic lights. Doesn't take long during a snowstorm for the traffic lights to get covered with snow/ice.