moving rear lights to inside ROPs

[GeneV]

Yeh, mine's ain't going anywhere other than down our private road to a neighbor's maybe, so off with the lights.

I don't mean to hijack this thread, but can anyone give me a heads up how to disconnect them? I know where the plug is, but not for sure if you just pull that connector apart, twist it, or what? I tried pulling them apart a little but no give, so didn't want to wreck the connector doing it the wrong way with too much force.

 

[WranglerX]

Yeh, mine's ain't going anywhere other than down our private road to a neighbor's maybe, so off with the lights.

I don't mean to hijack this thread, but can anyone give me a heads up how to disconnect them? I know where the plug is, but not for sure if you just pull that connector apart, twist it, or what? I tried pulling them apart a little but no give, so didn't want to wreck the connector doing it the wrong way with too much force.

They are just push in, pull out ...

Dale

 

[irvingj]

What DL said, too!

 

[GeneV]

Thanks fellas, my rops are now officially rocking the clean shaven look.

 

[ehagen]

I wanted to keep the lights on the outside (more room when using backhoe), so I installed springs to let the lights flex if I get to close to a tree etc.

 

[Torvy]

I am a little surprised that folding or flexible lights are not an option (standard for some). They are so common for wing mirrors on cars. The road we are on is short and seldom used. I may go clean shaven, too.

 

[hube2]

I wanted to keep the lights on the outside (more room when using backhoe), so I installed springs to let the lights flex if I get to close to a tree etc.

Where'd you get the springs?