Replace Reflective Tape with Lights
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Redneck_Randy
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This is what I have come up with so far after looking at several types of lights. The first is a flush mount with only needing a small hole drilled in the fender for the wires. I'll protect the wires by running them through a steal tube under the fender. This light is right at the max size I can use and have it fit properly.
Light 2 requires a hole cut in the fender to fit the LED element.
Light 3 also requires a hole cut in the fender for the rubber grommet.
I'm still looking. I would much rather go with a surface mount so not to weaken the fender by having to cut a hole in it. I do like the look and size fit of the last image but there is that dang hole that needs to be cut. LOL
Randy
Light 2 requires a hole cut in the fender to fit the LED element.
Light 3 also requires a hole cut in the fender for the rubber grommet.
I'm still looking. I would much rather go with a surface mount so not to weaken the fender by having to cut a hole in it. I do like the look and size fit of the last image but there is that dang hole that needs to be cut. LOL
Randy
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Redneck_Randy
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This is what I have come up with so far after looking at several types of lights. The first is a flush mount with only needing a small hole drilled in the fender for the wires. I'll protect the wires by running them through a steal tube under the fender. This light is right at the max size I can use and have it fit properly.
Light 2 requires a hole cut in the fender to fit the LED element.
Light 3 also requires a hole cut in the fender for the rubber grommet.
I'm still looking. I would much rather go with a surface mount so not to weaken the fender by having to cut a hole in it. I do like the look and size fit of the last image but there is that dang hole that needs to be cut. LOL
Randy
Light 2 requires a hole cut in the fender to fit the LED element.
Light 3 also requires a hole cut in the fender for the rubber grommet.
I'm still looking. I would much rather go with a surface mount so not to weaken the fender by having to cut a hole in it. I do like the look and size fit of the last image but there is that dang hole that needs to be cut. LOL
Randy
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Yeah, and get rid of those stupid lights on the rops. It took me exactly 3 hours to knock mine off. )</font>
Install them right prevents that.
Install them right prevents that.
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Yeah, and get rid of those stupid lights on the rops. It took me exactly 3 hours to knock mine off. )</font>
Install them right prevents that.
Install them right prevents that.
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Sure you can - then the tree limbs will remove your lights /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif )</font>
trim
limb
then
trim
limb
then
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Sure you can - then the tree limbs will remove your lights /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif )</font>
trim
limb
then
trim
limb
then
