LED

Billrog · Dec 11, 2015

Stuck a 45 W LED on the back of my tractor & since the wires were handy right next to the original power supply I plugged them in to come on with my headlights. I only use the tractor to plow my own place with a 3 point plow so it can stay on with the headlights and not bother anyone. If it snows I'll get to try it out.

Fallon · Dec 12, 2015

Threw 4 of those on my ROPS, 2 forward & 2 back. They are great, 10x better than headlights.

Billrog · Dec 12, 2015

Sure are Fallon I'm going to put 4 on my Backhoe , the 4 on it now are pitiful.

Gordon Gould · Dec 13, 2015

They look pretty good !! I tried to find them with a quick google but didn't. Maybe you could give us a brand name. Thanks.

airbiscuit · Dec 13, 2015

So, here's my thread about replacing my 55w halogens with 48w LEDs.

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/build-yourself/348520-48w-led-vs-55w-halogen.html

Billrog · Dec 13, 2015

TY airbiscuit for your post that's the reason I bought mine but I did make a mistake in my post by saying 45 instead of 48 w.

lungdoc · Dec 14, 2015

Looks good. My only comment would be you might want to get it higher to have less shadows from the implement, especially if you raise it up and then back up quickly to then plow forward. Should be fairly easy to add a pole or bar to raise it if needed.

Fallon · Dec 14, 2015

Mine are Tuff-LED I believe, off Amazon. Ton of clones out there, they even copy the bit in the product description about there being a ton of counterfeits & only buy from the real Tuff LED. No clue if the knockoffs are actually any worse or not. Often they come out of the same factory.

Gordon Gould · Dec 14, 2015

Thanks airbiscuit

Yooper75 · Dec 15, 2015

I put four LED lights on my Deere 2305 a few weeks ago because I only had the factory headlight. What a huge difference they make in visibility and being able to see!