Round amber haz light disassembly?

[Sodark]

Sorry, I'm sure this has been addressed but I can't find mention of it. I'm replacing lamps with LED bulbs on a new B2650. The others were easy but I'm stuck with these rear amber, round lights. How do they come apart? I'm hesitant to pry, they seem apt to crack, and I don't see any screws or twist-locking function. I expect to feel stupid after it's explained but I'd rather that than feel stupid after breaking one without just asking. Appreciate any help!

 

[jryser]

On my L3560 they come apart along the edge - I found that out when I was cutting around trees and lost half. I was able to retrace my track, find the front, and snap em back together!!


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[North Idaho Wolfman]

Under the bottom edge is a weep hole opening use a pick and pull straight out to pop the lens off, works on either side.

 

[Sodark]

Ah, yet again, brute force (with a touch of finesse) is the solution to the problem. Thanks guys!

(For future reference for others, attaching photo of the separated unit, as I had hoped to find).

And now for the tail/brake light reversed polarity debacle... This shall require rum.

 

[johnjk]

Many of my issues wrenching are solved by a timely beverage.....

 

[TimP]

OK. I know this is a very old post, but can anyone tell me what the replacement bulb number is for this light? Thank You

 

[#40Fan]

1156.

 

[John T]

Just go bashing through the woods with the tractor..... They come off real easy...

 

[Bee-Positive]

I think the LED's are BA15S

 

[chim]

It's been a long time since I looked at LED's for replacing standard bulbs. Back then it mattered how the LED would be mounted. For example, if the lamp would be mounted as in your lollipop it would be made to shine more through the sides of the bulb. If it would be in a tail light where the base pointed forward, it would shine more light out of the end.

 

[TimP]

I don't see any weep holes on the light.

Can just pop it off with a screwdriver without damage?

 

[TimP]

Ah, yet again, brute force (with a touch of finesse) is the solution to the problem. Thanks guys!

(For future reference for others, attaching photo of the separated unit, as I had hoped to find).

And now for the tail/brake light reversed polarity debacle... This shall require rum.

 

[TimP]

I have a B3000 and need to replace the bulb in this same light.

But I don't see any wep holes at all.

So, did you just sort of pry it off with your hands/fingers?

Or, can I use a screwdriver along the edge to pop it off?

Thanks.