tom1023
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I got these lights from ebay to mount on my JD 1023. I mounted them on the side of the Rops because I have to fold it to get in garage. All I can say is dam they are bright!!
Let there be light
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creekbend
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Great Customization.
Bundi
Member
Do you have make and Model on the lights. They look sweet. Did you have running lights already that you had to remove? I have a 1025r and where you mounted these I have hazard/directional lights.
Let me first say, Thanks to both of you. Ok I don't have a model of the lights but if you search ebay for this # 130980021215 That will take you to them. I paid 130 for 4 of them delivered. I mounted them above the hazard lights. I didn't have the running lights so when I wired these lights, I used the switched power that was for those running lights in the dash. Take the left engine cover off and you will see it right there. These pics should give you an idea where I mounted them.
chvfrk98
Silver Member
my neck hurts 
5picker
Bronze Member
my neck hurts
HA-ha... I thought mine would too when first looking at this thread and the thumbnails... but... they show correctly (vertically) when you click them!
farmeratheart
Platinum Member
not on my pc ... Nice lights!
chvfrk98
Silver Member
Tom1023. Did you make the bracketed yourself or did you find some parts and pieces somewhere?
I should be getting my first tractor in a the next weeks once the mid-pto and deck come in. I went ahead and bought 4 very similar lights and a light bar for the top of the rops. Was hoping to get lucky with some bracketry and those ubolts.
I should be getting my first tractor in a the next weeks once the mid-pto and deck come in. I went ahead and bought 4 very similar lights and a light bar for the top of the rops. Was hoping to get lucky with some bracketry and those ubolts.
coobie
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