LED light bar for Kubota - WOW what a difference!!!!

[Code54]

Same here -the LEDs are expensive but for off road lighting they can't be beat! I am now going to add a set to the BASS boat so I can see to land it on the trailer in the evening.

 

[matt1524]

Thanks for the review Code54 and for recommending we sign up on tractorbynet.

I am the vendor that sold Code his lights.

Hit me up for a great deal (sorry to hijack thread, can delete if needed)

Matt

 

[Code54]

No problem, with all the snow this winter having some extra lighting on the tractor for plowing was a major improvement and thought I would share it with the others. I can say that Matt's stuff is #1 quality and he is a good guy to deal with! I and a LOT of others over on the RZRforum been getting light from him. I have recently installed a set of D2 style of lights on our new BX25D and they all work GREAT! Best part is the price. Cheap as the Ebay "specials" but FAR better quality!

 

[firemailwv]

Thanks for the review. I sent a message to Matt to get a price list and available lights.

 

[matt1524]

Replied firemail!

Let me know how i can help!

 

[skyhook]

Sent mail to Matt also.

 

[Code54]

I put the D2 style lights on my BX25 and they are awesome!!

Here is just the headlights with the front end loader bucket all the way down


Here is just the headlights with the front end loader bucket up about 18" or so inches (travel position)


This is with the LED's on and the bucket UP in the travel position - it really is a lot brighter in person, the camera just does not do it justice.

 

[bigballer]

hmm i sent a reply but not showing up. anyway..

nice setup and i like how you ran the wiring loom. where did you find those adhesive brackets? i checked amazon but my search is coming up short.

 

[varmint]

I had used those little adhesive clips that I got from Home Depot. After 6 months, some of them popped loose where the wire loom was pulling a bit. A drop of cyanoacrylic (splg?) instant glue followed by a spritz of activator made them permanent. Blowing snow never was a problem with my old lights, even though they were only 18W and not hot. On my new tractor, I upgraded from 18W LED lights to... 27W lights- not yet mounted. After shopping on eBay, I found nice ones for about $17 ea. delivered (got 4- a buddy wanted one, and I will mount two forward, for snow plowing, and one rear, just for backing up. I have had great luck with the eBay lights- no issues, total reliability, knock on aluminum. Just order from a USA vendor, to make any possible returns easy. Now, to figure out just where to mount them. I agree that two small holes aren't going to compromise the ROPS- just don't let them rust.

 

[Code54]

I also used the little stick on square pads from Home Depot. They have an area to slid a tie down through for attaching the wiring loom (also from Home Depot). So far holding up great (and their cheap)