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jim_wilson
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- Joined
- Jun 13, 2004
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- Location
- Northeast MA
- Tractor
- Kubota B3200 w/ BH77 & 12", 18" & 24" buckets, Kubota B50 SSQA w/ 54" & 60" buckets, LandPride FDR1660, Artillian Fork frame, Extreme 3pt rake, Concrete Mixer, MyTractorTools grapple adapter
The lights are Hella fog lights - I bought them from www.tirerack.com - it was the cheapest place I could find for the set. The lights themselves were not cheap, but they were small and round and would fit into the tubing that I had. I was trying to avoid installing a light that was too big in that spot.
I had actually fooled around with a number of different lights including some regular work lights, some fog lights from a Ford Super Duty pickup, etc. and as I test fitted each of them I realized they were too big for the spot I wanted to put them in. The setup I went with works great - it does not contact the front tires at full lock and with the tractor on a slope (axle tilted) and they do not interfere with taking off the engine cover - which means the lights can stay attached and do not have to be removed when you have to get the cover off.
Here are the lights I used:
http://www.tirerack.com/accessories/hella/micro_de.jsp
I had actually fooled around with a number of different lights including some regular work lights, some fog lights from a Ford Super Duty pickup, etc. and as I test fitted each of them I realized they were too big for the spot I wanted to put them in. The setup I went with works great - it does not contact the front tires at full lock and with the tractor on a slope (axle tilted) and they do not interfere with taking off the engine cover - which means the lights can stay attached and do not have to be removed when you have to get the cover off.
Here are the lights I used:
http://www.tirerack.com/accessories/hella/micro_de.jsp
