Snow JD 2305, Original Tractor Cab - LED's and what heater and how to mount it?

[dhyayi]

I bought MWL-07SP from amazon....it is only $101.95 each

Amazon.com: Maxxima MWL-01 4-1/2" Heavy Duty LED Work Light 6 LED's: Automotive

 

[cast_and_blast]

I bought MWL-07SP from amazon....it is only $101.95 each

Amazon.com: Maxxima MWL-01 4-1/2" Heavy Duty LED Work Light 6 LED's: Automotive

Amazon has no listing for the MWL-07SP at this time. The link you shared is for the MWL-01SP which looks to be a good light, but isn't as big/powerful as the MWL-07SP. The place I bought mine from (see previous post) has the MWL-01SP for $99 with free shipping.

Good luck!

Scott

 

[cast_and_blast]

As promised, here are the pictures of the cab and my LED's.

Here is a side shot of the tractor, cab and my MC519.

JD2305 with MC519 and Original Tractor Cab by sgergen, on Flickr

Here are the front LED's. I mounted them on the cab at this point because there was a bolt that I could utilize at this location. I thought originally that I would mount them above the windshield on the cab, but that proved problematic because of the garage door height restrictions that I have - they would have been REALLY close to hitting and I didn't want to risk it. This point proved to work fine - I did have to use a longer bolt for mounting along with some spacers to get the light far enough from the cab that it could be pivoted to the correct position for my lighting needs.

Front LED work lights by sgergen, on Flickr

Here is the rear LED with the amber LED strobe. Here again, I used a bolt from the cab to mount my lights. I simply custom bent a basic galvanized mending plate and utilized the holes already drilled in it to mount my lights. Needed to keep the amber strobe low for garage door clearance.

Rear LED work light and amber LED strobe by sgergen, on Flickr

Here is the interior switch box. I used 14ga wire. The switch box is a electronics "project box" that is just right for this - I used heavy duty velcro to mount it to the interior of the cab. All wire is run in split loom for protectiton and lights are connected using bullet connectors for easy removal. The light switches have small LED indicator lights in them that lightt up when the switch is on. I used green for the front lights, amber for the strobe and blue for the back light. You'll also see the switch and motor for the wiper in this photo.

Cab interior by sgergen, on Flickr

Everything works great so far, very pleased with the amount of light!

Scott

 

[JordanFTW]

Install looks very good! Can we get some night shots?!?!

 

[cast_and_blast]

Install looks very good! Can we get some night shots?!?!

I'll get some the next time it snows here in MN - I'm usually out clearing it in the dark. They are BRIGHT.

Scott

 

[JordanFTW]

I'll get some the next time it snows here in MN - I'm usually out clearing it in the dark. They are BRIGHT.

Scott

I'd love to see the output! I was considering a set of these, which are also rated at 1500 lumens for half the price which seems too good to be true considering they only have 6 LED's as opposed to 10. It has me weary... I contacted them about their warranty and the lady didn't know She is going to have someone call me back.
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