[AT] OT LED question

[John Hall]

I'm still pleased with the CHEAPEST and LOWEST watt LED's I could buy on 
Amazon for an trial that I put on my combine 3 seasons ago. With four of 
them I can run as long as I want at night. If I farmed full-time I would 
buy something name brand and put on more of them--light up the perimeter 
for turning. I also put a couple on the back of the 4020 last year so we 
could see how to drill at night.

I see that for about a year now a company (I think it is Tiger lights?) 
sells LED replacement bulbs that fit into existing PAR36 holders on 
older tractors. Those folks sell them for about $50 where Grote was 
getting $100. I'm wanting to order some for 2 of the tractors here to 
see how well they hold up. I don't run a lot at night but when I do, its 
a matter of I must---and those old school lights just ain't cutting it!

John Hall


On 11/4/2016 5:43 PM, Bruce Fallon wrote:
> People were mentioning 12 volt lighting for vehicles  I bought some from
> EBay for my backhoe after I had to move some trees in a windstorm and found
> I had no lights on the hoe.
> The ones I bought pull 27 watts each and are 5000 or 6000 kelvin units
> bright white light boy do they work.  I replaced the front lights and the
> rear lights and all 4 draw less than 1 of the old sealed beam lamps.  You
> can get them in 30 or 60 degree flood beams.  Price on EBay are dirt cheap 7
> or 8 dollars apiece.  I will never go back to sealed beam units again I even
> have some new sealed beam units on my shelf in the barn.
>
> Check this out
> http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=12+volt+led+tractor+lights
>
> Bruce Fallon
> Langley, WA 98260
>
>
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