Lights for ROP?

[ssmith general]

I have seen a bracket that fits on the ROP to install front and back lights. When I google it, I dont get anything.

A. Is there a product made for the ROP?

B. Did anyone make their own?

TIA

 

[PHILIP8N]

A. Yes there is. Kubota sells it as an option, inlcude light and bracket. Check at your dealer.

B. I made my own bracket.

Philip

 

[crazyal]

Messicks has brackets listed on their website.

 

[radioman]

I built my own using old bed frame and couple square clamps. It's easier then you think.

 

[ssmith general]

Thanks, yes it seems like it would be simple.

 

[BXpanded]

"No hassle" option
Quick-On Work Light Kit

 

[Usta]

I built my own brackets.
From my earlier post titled "Worklight Mounting on ROP"

I wanted to mount some worklights on my ROP and with all the posts about welding or drilling the ROP will void its certification, I designed a clamp on mount. The ROP on my BX2660 measures 1-1/2" x 3"

I searched a short time for a small 3 inch inside measurement shackle bolt but could not find a perfect match.

No problem, I'll just make one. Took some 3/8 steel rod, bent it in the shape I needed and threaded it. I then cut some 3/16 plate to 3 inches by 6 inches and drilled 3 holes. Two holes for the shackle bolt and one for the worklight mounting bolt.

$20 for the light at TSC and I already had the scrap metal.

 

[moored4]

Most of us have done our own, It seem that lights and bucket hooks are similar to how each cowboy rolls and creases his own hat!

 

[ssmith general]

"No hassle" option
Quick-On Work Light Kit

Nice. Nice site too. I'm gonna shop a bit and probably place the order. Fit just fine on a L4400 I assume?

 

[AJE]

I built my own brackets.
From my earlier post titled "Worklight Mounting on ROP"

I wanted to mount some worklights on my ROP and with all the posts about welding or drilling the ROP will void its certification, I designed a clamp on mount. The ROP on my BX2660 measures 1-1/2" x 3"

I searched a short time for a small 3 inch inside measurement shackle bolt but could not find a perfect match.

No problem, I'll just make one. Took some 3/8 steel rod, bent it in the shape I needed and threaded it. I then cut some 3/16 plate to 3 inches by 6 inches and drilled 3 holes. Two holes for the shackle bolt and one for the worklight mounting bolt.

$20 for the light at TSC and I already had the scrap metal.

That looks really good.