aux lights set up ideas

Bulldog

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M 9000 DTC, L 3000 DT
Mar 30, 2010
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Homerun SDV. Those are bad. Kind of on the high price side of lights. From the looks though, I bet you get what you pay for.
 

bcbull378

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GL3830,fel,brush hog,pallet forks,disc,gannon,auger,springtooth,plow,drag,ripper
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Ventura Ca
Here's a link to the brightest, most awesome auxilliary lighting I've ever sold and installed! You have absolutley got to try a set of these on something!

https://www.rigidindustries.com
for the price they sale for they better be more than awsome, Ill stick with Auto Zone lights work just fine for this farmer and I have more than enough light
 

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wills670

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b2620
Jun 3, 2012
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I made brackets to be able to use the rops brackets that were already there and did make them where they can turn any way. I did this by drilling a 1/2" bolt and using a metal lock nut welded on the inside of the brackets. I went with Grote led lights and yes they are expensive but my reasoning for going this route was I wanted lights that did not draw a lot of current these use 1.3 amps each and they do not have any filiment shake. The only hole drilled was one small one on the bottom of the rops to hold the metal piping I ran the wires thru.





 

LionelBryan

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Fastest1

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1994 B5200 FEL
Dec 9, 2012
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Conroe, Texas
I have those lights on the front and rear of my truck. They are unreal! Expensive for sure but you will not find a stronger light source. If you so much as turn them on momentarily at night, returning to standard high beams seems like the lights are off. Pure bright white light! In fact here is a link the night I hooked them up.

http://youtu.be/c4DqI0tpW8A
 
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