NoviceguyInCT
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work lights for bx24
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djwill
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Jim
did you finally get the new BX?
dj
did you finally get the new BX?
dj
escavader
Veteran Member
If you click on my name and ,go to show all users posts,you will find the thread,on my work lights.if i can be of any help,just ask.No drilling or welding the ROPS,on this design.It isnt that im afraid of warrenty issues or rops failure,its resale.I dont need someone sueing me cause of something i did to this tractor,when i could have avoided it.AS IS WHERE IS dont fly these days,of money hungry people,and lawyers.HAVE FUN
ALAN
ALAN
NoviceguyInCT
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- BX24 TLB & old JD 400, JD H140
Filling out the financing paperwork at this very moment. Just paid off my car today so I'm off to another type of installment payment.
Jim /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
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djwill
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Great! Thats when I went for mine...after my last truck payment. Seems I always have something to make monthly payments on. Just dont seem right to have extra money. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
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dj
rdsaustintx
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( FUNCTIONAL Lights that dont fall off like magnets do.
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I'd rather see them get knocked off than be destroyed ripping them off.
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Several guys on here have used magnets - haven't heard any complaints about them just falling off.
You can quickly/easly remove magnetically attached lights when working in tight close areas. Try that with bolt ons or weld ons.
If they ain't on they can't come off. )</font>
I totally agree. Like I said, I have a magnetic light and a clamp-on Kubota light. I am working around a lot of dense brush here. The clamp-on light definitely gets into more trouble. Anything I snag that is strong enough to pull the magnet mount off is strong enough to crush a fixed light or at least tear-up the wiring.
I was skeptical when I tried it, but magnets work great. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
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Russell in Texas
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I'd rather see them get knocked off than be destroyed ripping them off.
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Several guys on here have used magnets - haven't heard any complaints about them just falling off.
You can quickly/easly remove magnetically attached lights when working in tight close areas. Try that with bolt ons or weld ons.
If they ain't on they can't come off. )</font>
I totally agree. Like I said, I have a magnetic light and a clamp-on Kubota light. I am working around a lot of dense brush here. The clamp-on light definitely gets into more trouble. Anything I snag that is strong enough to pull the magnet mount off is strong enough to crush a fixed light or at least tear-up the wiring.
I was skeptical when I tried it, but magnets work great. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
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Russell in Texas