I finally finished up my lights today. Took a little more time than I thought it would.
I started with a piece of 1 1/4" square stock cut to fit in between the rops. Mounted 3 37 watt lights facing foward and 2 facing towards the rear. I drilled holes in the top of the bar, to allow me access to tighted the light mounts. These holes will be covered by the bottom of the rops when mounted. 1/4" holes were drilled to allow wiring of the lights. These holes allow me to push in the rubber coated wires that came on the lights. All wiring was soldered with heat srink. Mounted to rops with u bolts.
Two waterproof switches mounted to dash that are push button and light up when on. A separate fuse block provide power and relays power lights. Tried to stay as close to factory wire runs as possible.
Boy are they bright. Usually don't run tractor at night, but had the lights laying around, so why not. All in all I'm happy with it.
I started with a piece of 1 1/4" square stock cut to fit in between the rops. Mounted 3 37 watt lights facing foward and 2 facing towards the rear. I drilled holes in the top of the bar, to allow me access to tighted the light mounts. These holes will be covered by the bottom of the rops when mounted. 1/4" holes were drilled to allow wiring of the lights. These holes allow me to push in the rubber coated wires that came on the lights. All wiring was soldered with heat srink. Mounted to rops with u bolts.
Two waterproof switches mounted to dash that are push button and light up when on. A separate fuse block provide power and relays power lights. Tried to stay as close to factory wire runs as possible.
Boy are they bright. Usually don't run tractor at night, but had the lights laying around, so why not. All in all I'm happy with it.
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