Wanting to mount some lights to loader?

[Scooby074]

Neat setup scooby and well done. My only problem is that I would either need to go nuts with the pruners to get rid of tree branches or I would need to keep a few extra lights and brackets on hand. I already keep an extra lens or two for my hazard and tail lights as tree branches seem to collect them. LOL

You could move them in closer to the ROPS and/or go with a fully magnetic mount. If you accidentally hit something the light would break away. Or make them rigid mounts and add some guarding?

I know one thing, once you add some aux lights you will never go back.

One more option. Kubota is going to be making a factory kit to add aux lights to the BX mounted to the fender. Might be adaptable to your tractor or you could build something similar????

 

[sixdogs]

Here's where i mounted my B7800 lawnmower lights. Low to the ground keeps the shadows down and I can see better.


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[lreops]

Here's where i mounted my B7800 lawnmower lights. Low to the ground keeps the shadows down and I can see better.


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They look GREAT.........Now put your FEL on and let's look again.

I think that's what we talking about.


Ron

 

[chim]

When operating after dark, I like to have lighting both out front and to the sides. Lights mounted on the ROPS does that and the lights mounted toward the rear of the FEL frame worked pretty well. Mounting lights on the brush guard wouldn't light things up enough for me.

 

[WayneB]

Nothing fancy here, but it does work with the bucket and plow. Turns out that the snowblower chute is directly in line with one of the lamps. I used some angle aluminum stock I had around and bolted the stuff to the support frame of the tractor. To remove the FEL I have to disconnect the cross arm support so as to miss the lights. Prior Planing would have prevent poor performance. I guess. LOL