Is there a single "best" thread for lightbars and installation?

[Fordtech86]

Not much light for my use. I run 2 4000 lumen CREE Led cube lights. I need about 1/4 to 1/2 mile range in the field.

Works for what I need, I’m not saying it’s going to give a 1/4-1/2 mile range like you may need, but it is brighter and wider then factory lights. I have to mow pretty much year round here, so when I get home from work and it’s dark it’s a huge help.

 

[tiktock]

Here's a quick video showing just how much brighter and more coverage these have (forgive my driveway mess and the flag...we just had a storm):
https://youtu.be/lhe905DcHpQ

Not too shabby for $57 and some wiring, time and frustration. Should help a lot snowblowing. I'm not lighting up a field. This may actually be overkill.

What I used:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XPHPMQ4/ref=od_aui_detailpages00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

[mrcarnage2]

Here is my setup after converting all lights over to LED on my B3300SU.
I tied into an auxiliary circuit that has a 20amp fuse. I solder all my connections up to the switch the switch has female blade terminals.

 

[D2Cat]

Mrcarnage2, I like the light they give off, but I like the switch better!

 

[tiktock]

Here is my setup after converting all lights over to LED on my B3300SU.
I tied into an auxiliary circuit that has a 20amp fuse. I solder all my connections up to the switch the switch has female blade terminals.

Love that swtich!

I went with boring lit switches:

 

[mrcarnage2]

The switch was pretty cheap off of Ebay and it's waterproof. I wanted a bigger switch to be able to use it with gloved hands. I was going to put it in the console but I didn't want to cut it up. I plan on installing some other things that will require switches to run some extra stuff on the 3 point. So, I may make a different setup.