ROPS light kit

[drjay9051]

Lots of threads on DIY work lights.

Has anybody used this complete kit which although is a more expensive seems like a fast way to install a kit.

Per owner the lights plug into the bullet connectors at the rear of the DK40.

I am very interested in this product just need some feedback from others

Kioti ROPS Lights LED Worklight Kits | ROPS Lights

Looks to be about 3,500 lumens total for 2 lights. Is that considered "bight enough" for tractor work?

 

[s915460]

I installed Rigid CREE lights on my Kubota BX25... purchased one 20" Spot light and two 4" flood lights... installed them on the ROPE bar... when I turn these lights on... I can position/direct them forward or to the back (when operating backhoe)... these lights are better than daylight... exceeded my expectations... below is link to Rigid Lights:

Rigid Industries LED Lighting | LED Lights, Offroad, Marine, Truck

You can purchase CREE lights on Amazon or Ebay... much cheaper... no doubt...

Hope this helps...

 

[deanwerden]

You could buy all the stuff for about 50 bucks

 

[Tractor Tom]

Kits are nice, but you can certainly do-it-yourself for far less money...and still have a great lighting system. LED's are the way to go!!!

 

[stingray1]

That seems a little to expensive,I'd buy the lights separate,it should be a lot cheaper doing it this way.

 

[paulfun9]

Seems a bit expensive to me. I purchased a set of LED spot lights and everything needed to mount them at tractor supply and walked out with only spending a little less than half of what they want for that kit.

 

[TJP89]

I considered that kit, but decided against on account of expense and the fact that additional materials are needed (you have to attached the wiring somehow for 1). For under $100 I mounted 3 LEDs (1 back, 2 forward) with a switch on the dash that looks factory made. 3 or 4 hours max time, could be done in less.

 

[oldpilgrim]

I put a set of leds, a switch, wire, and 'plastic armor' over the exposed wire on mine for less than $50.