3054 work lights

[Patches]

I would be more than greatful for your help. My dealer told me they are not available. I really would rather not replace the four work lights on the unit if I can replace bulb/fixtures only. Only one is presently O/A, but it's just a matter of time. I seldom use them, (sno-blowing), but if they're there, they should work; kind of **** about that. Should you be able to find same, I'll buy 4; let me know

 

[LRH]

H3 Euro bulbs are very common; they come in 35, 55, and 100 watt versions, with 55 the most common, 35's are used mostly in electric golf carts to preserve power, and in some US DOT spec fog lamps. A NAPA/Wagner part number would be BP1235H3, BP1255H3, BP1210H3 for the 35, 55, and 100 watt version. A 24 volt 70 watt version is available as BP2470H3. They are so common in aftermarket fog/driving lights, that even WalMart carries them. The 55 watt H3's sell for ~ $4.00 to 5.50, 35 watts about a dollar more.

 

[Patches]

H3 Euro bulbs are very common; they come in 35, 55, and 100 watt versions, with 55 the most common, 35's are used mostly in electric golf carts to preserve power, and in some US DOT spec fog lamps. A NAPA/Wagner part number would be BP1235H3, BP1255H3, BP1210H3 for the 35, 55, and 100 watt version. A 24 volt 70 watt version is available as BP2470H3. They are so common in aftermarket fog/driving lights, that even WalMart carries them. The 55 watt H3's sell for ~ $4.00 to 5.50, 35 watts about a dollar more.

Thanks for the info on the H3's. I found them tucked away at Wally-World;no 35's but they had 55's, which means a little more light I love this place

 

[LRH]

Glad you found them, and also glad you did not do a Google search for a view of one on the Wagner bulb site as the photo shown is incorrect. The 55's should be fine unless the wiring is marginal.