work lights

[Down South]

Hi guys, I'm new here and thought i would get some opinions.

Thinking of adding works lights to a ford tractor w generator.

Anybody use or seen these in use?
How far, How rugged, How bright come to mind.

2x27W 2000Lm Round Heavy Duty Flood LED Work Light Offroad 4WD 4x4 Truck 12-24V | eBay

DS

 

[Bigasspilot]

I used the 18W version of the light you propose. Two forward and two rearward on the bottom side of the ROPS. They are MUCH brighter than the standard headlights and throw a wider path of light. the 18W version is cheaper but if the cost is not an issue by all means use the 27W.
They are very well built with the housing being sturdy aluminum. Search this site and you will find many very done writeups on LED worklights including night pictures that show the lights in action. I am very happy with my 18W lights and you can't go wrong with these.

Some have expressed concern about the lights not being hot enough to melt snow in the winter. This was the first winter for mine. We had 10 inched of snow so far this winter in in upper MI and the lights are warm enough to melt any snow that falls on them but not much more than body temperature.
Good Luck.

 

[Down South]

Thanks Pilot

I started doing LED's 6 months ago on my truck, the camper/work light really shines now. 2 small ones aren't that "bright" the rest are like 300% better, and very white light that you can see better with.

I am new here and only read a few on lights, I only noticed one that said he was using them. and snow didn't melt. Well it doesn't snow much or often down here anyway.

I thought the fog version would work better( not as White ), no need to see a mile ( narrow driving ) down the road. I found the same ones 1/2 price but if the 18w does that well!

So many of these don't give all the numbers and lumen and temperatures ant easy.

DS