Moveable/Removeable Lights

[powershop]

After using my loader at night I knew I needed some additional lights, but just could not come up with the setup that I liked. After much reading TBN I realized there are several ways to skin a cat and mount lights.
I used arc welding magnetic grounding blocks and mounted my lights to them and used coil cords to wire them up. Front,back,high,low,out on the loader and put them on the shelf when mowing under trees.
Works for me and they don't fall off and point them where you need them.

 

[powershop]

And more

 

[powershop]

And put away

 

[Spencer]

Nice job, so are they hooked into a cigarette lighter socket for power?

 

[cpicton1]

Pretty neat. I like it. /w3tcompact/icons/clever.gif

 

[Gfranklin]

Slightly off topic

Just curious.. How do you get two images to be in the same picture - combine them with Photoshop?

I mounted lights on my tractor in a fixed location on the fenders facing rear. There have been a few times I wish I could have relocated them for a particular job. Looks good.

Greg

 

[powershop]

Hi Spencer:
For now they tap into the power under the seat.
Furture plans are for a waterproof switch in the dash
with a disconnect under the seat for other 12 volt
attachments (sprayer).

 

[powershop]

Re: Slightly off topic

Hi Greg:
Most photo programs have a stitch feature. I use ArcSoft Photo Studio which came with my camera.

 

[Gfranklin]

Re: Slightly off topic

Alright!, I have Arcsoft-still new to me. Good deal. Thanks

 

[Anonymous Poster]

I like the idea of magnetic mounts for the lights.

What type of lights did you use? Where did you buy them?
Where did you get the coil cord?

Thanks
John