Led work light recomendations

[al m]

When I bought my b6100 a short time ago it had no lights.yesterday I installed some led's in the front for headlights(.6amp,55w equilivilent)
I would like to add one work light to the rear fender,mainly for sno blowing at night.what wattage would be good?

 

[85Hokie]

When I bought my b6100 a short time ago it had no lights.yesterday I installed some led's in the front for headlights(.6amp,55w equilivilent)
I would like to add one work light to the rear fender,mainly for sno blowing at night.what wattage would be good?

Not so much the wattage - even though that is the correct term. Use the same type of LED you used for the front. Something like this will not tax your dyno.

these are a little more than ONE amp each :

http://www.amazon.com/Rolinger-Ligh..._4?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1450903077&sr=1-4

 

[al m]

Not so much the wattage - even though that is the correct term. Use the same type of LED you used for the front. Something like this will not tax your dyno.

these are a little more than ONE amp each :

http://www.amazon.com/Rolinger-Ligh..._4?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1450903077&sr=1-4

Thanks,so it's amperage I should focus on? Should I try and stick to something around a single amp,or what is a range to concider?
The one you provided a link to is not avaliable to me,I'm Canadian,can not use Amazon.com,amazon.ca has a different selection

 

[olthumpa]

This will give you some place to start.

http://www.amazon.ca/Kobwa-Dually-D...04866&sr=8-1&keywords=Cree+16w+LED+Work+Light

 

[al m]

This will give you some place to start.

http://www.amazon.ca/Kobwa-Dually-D...04866&sr=8-1&keywords=Cree+16w+LED+Work+Light

Thanks
I had viewed that very product,but thought a flood light rather than a focused beam would be better,but I am unsure of that as well
So many options muddy the water

 

[Fastdonzi]

I bought a 4 pack of similar ones on Amazon for $35ish dollars, Put two on the back of the Kubota & two on the front of my Zero Turn mower. although they are more of a spot beam, at 10'-14' out its still a 10' wide spot (That looks like the Sun is shining in that one spot Lol ) Ive left my mower out in the rain and didn't have any issues with the lights getting foggy...

 

[Billdog350]

X2 on the cheap but highly rated LED's on Amazon. I have them on several of my machines and I'm VERY happy with them! So far no fogging, they stand up fine to vibration, and are BRIGHT with low power draw! Try to order the floods but they often ship you spots even when you order floods....however like people have said, the spots still shine an area larger than your tractor so its not a huge issue.

 

[al m]

I have ordered a set of two off amazon.ca.they are round,60 degree flood,27 watt, 2.2 amp .the plan is to use one ank keep the second as a spare

 

[coachgeo]

I have ordered a set of two off amazon.ca.they are round,60 degree flood,27 watt, 2.2 amp .the plan is to use one ank keep the second as a spare

while your waiting search this forum (Fabrication) for more info. There is ton of threads in here on adding LED andother lighting.

 

[CYCLONEX]

I recommend pulling the OEM bulb to read the bulb type off the bulb and order this type of LED

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00MC6799K/ref=ya_aw_od_pi?ie=UTF8&psc=1

HUGE UPGRADE

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

How about the same bulbs for $10 less.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/JDM-ASTAR-9...ash=item4d33de90ee:g:2ewAAOSw~OdVZWnn&vxp=mtr

Note: Not saying this is the right bulb for your tractors headlights, please confirm yourself.