Recent content by Old Man 1944

I don't plow in the South but here is my setup. Go to my profile, last picture.

https://www.extremetacticaldynamics.com/mirage-tir-led-mini-light-bar-p-231.html I attached it by removing the suction cups and replaced them with commercial 2" Velcro strips perpendicular to light about 5" or 6" long below the feet area and then on each feet. It probably would hold on the...

That's why I love mine because you have 15 modes to chose from. One is all lights flashes at once. Others are different sequences.

I use a similar system that aurthuritis uses. This is the one you need because to shows up good in the daytime too. Not to mention if is snowing you can sill see it. At night it almost blinds you if you are close. See my profile to view mine and see how I added a plug near the emergency brake to...

Yep, but my two favorites are gone. Dale Sr. & Jeff Gordon. My current is Lowes Jimmy Johnson. :drive2:

Small town Police escort in night time Christmas parades.

Very cool looking jra3193. On mine I just need a light strong enough to see everything in the cab and read some directions. I may have to do some changes. http://www.nettractortalk.com/forums/album.php?albumid=79&pictureid=337

No snow in the sunny South, yet. But a couple of years ago.....

Added LED rear lights. http://www.nettractortalk.com/forums/album.php?albumid=79 :bonk: Merry Christmas to everyone!

VA1100, I have the same on mine but I turn them vertical so they don't stick out as far for tree limbs and brush.

On my 40" single row LED light bar I installed a separate wiring harness from the battery that has a in-line fuse and a relay. https://d114hh0cykhyb0.cloudfront.net/pdfs/WorkLightWiring_manual.pdf The 6" back lights I used the internal Kubota wiring and added a switch in the dash .

Here is my 40" single light bar. http://www.nettractortalk.com/forums/album.php?albumid=79&pictureid=329 The 20" Mini Light Bar I use working accidents at near blind road at the top of the hill. (Worked traffic division, PD.) Sorry to hear you broke your ankle.

Looks like you are ready for the snow. Good looking outfit! :applause::applause:

I know this is an older posts but here is where I mounted the remote connection to my 5,000lb winch, on the left side of front fender (below headlight). http://www.nettractortalk.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=79&pictureid=330

In Alabama the RTV has to meet certain requirements besides turn signals, brake lights, emergency flashers, seat belts etc. The one thing it does not meet is to maintain 30 MPH.:drive2: