Grand 6060 light pods/light bars

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innrkid

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Woodstock il
Tractor
Kubota L6060
The factory cab lights are awesome...if you want to see the hood of your tractor! :laughing: the rear work lights are about the same in terms of effectiveness.

Here was my solution. I should note that I am a long time Rigid lights customer. They are expensive but the performance is undeniable. On my truck I have five of them, two pods and a 20 inch that is flood/hyperspot/flood. I won't even try to describe what it's like driving a country road and firing these lights.

Back to the tractor. I decided that investing Rigid like money for something used minimally did not make sense, especially for rear working light. Black Oak, specification and build wise is giving Rigid a run for their money. I wanted to give those a try up front. I purchased these. New - 2 Inch POD Light: Powerful Turret Style Pod, 2w or 4w CREE XM-L2 In the 10 watt Cree, flood. Over 3K raw lumens and IP69K rated.
These light things up very nicely.
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For the rear I purchased from an auction an overstock supply of light bars. And it looks like this.

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The installation was easy and the performance meets expectations. It's not Rigid, however, it gives me the rear lighting I needed and more.

Anybody considering this I would caution that research on light bars and pods can be confusing. This is a category of product that the adage "you get what you pay for" absolutely holds truth. Been there done that.

Guys, I'm sharing this not to start another endless debate on LEDS....only as my experience doing this mod in hopes that someone finds this as another piece of information as they do their research. The debates in this category of products are endless.

I'll be selling my extra rear light bars in classifieds soon.
 
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Nice install... For your 6060 in particular, be aware that the alternator may not be charging until the engine rpm's get up around 1000-1200. While replacing the work lights with similar led lights I noted the alternator doesn't keep up with even light electrical loads at idle. I have since also replaced all bulbs (except headlight and corner lights) with leds to lighten the load, plus they seem much brighter.
 
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Nice install... For your 6060 in particular, be aware that the alternator may not be charging until the engine rpm's get up around 1000-1200. While replacing the work lights with similar led lights I noted the alternator doesn't keep up with even light electrical loads at idle. I have since also replaced all bulbs (except headlight and corner lights) with leds to lighten the load, plus they seem much brighter.
Good advice. Thank!
 
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Here is the performance difference between stock and upgraded lights. Camera phone picture. Not perfect, but you get the idea.
PM me if interested in my extra light bars that were used on the rear.

Front. Before (note that the upper cab lights had already been removed and replaced so this is not a completely accurate comparison)
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Front. After
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Rear. Before (With stock lights only)
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Rear. After (in addition to stock with one additional light bar)
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