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I already had the 40" light bar on mine when I switched the headlight bulbs out. Since then I hardly ever turn the light bar on. I turn it every once and a while to make sure it still works.

Congrats Tech! Now get out there and put that thing to work.

Good deal! Glad you found one. Looks like you will be having a Happy New Year......Now the fun begins

So Tech, did you ever get the new ride? If so where are the pics?

Small world, we are about 10 miles West of Palestine.

HB, we live in East Texas, we see this kind of stuff all the time. You won't upset me! Merry Christmas.

I have had mine now for over a year. Either way I don't think you can go wrong with them.

I believe these bulbs are considered "foglight bulbs" so there is not a high or low beam. Tech. mine are silver with fans.

If they are like the ones on the cab of my Kubota tractor the bulbs are not replaceable. Don't know what they use on the RTV.

ItBmine, I believe Kubota charges around $350 for the factory liner.

The bed tie downs on mine are bolted down so no issue with them being remove to spray yours.

If mine had not come with the Kubota liner already installed I would not of had an issue with it being Rhino lined. As long as the shop installing it knows what they are doing I would think it would hold up just as well as the one installed by Kubota. I will try and look in the morning as to how...

Dave, not to get off topic but this damage was done last night. There is a deer feeder about 300 yards from here and the game camera showed 6 big pigs there at 11:30 last night.

Doc, mine were plug and play. Took all of 5 minutes to swap both bulbs. My assumption would be "conversion kit" just means from halogen to LED.

Dave, that's great that the bulbs worked out for you. Mine really work well. Trust me, you do not want wild pigs. They are very destructive and you can't get rid of them. Went deer hunting this morning and shot a 150 pounder.

My 42" light bar is solid as a rock. No bounce at all. If it was just mounted to the plastic roof I would agree it would not be a solid mount but mine is mounted to the flat metal of the roll bar at each end.

Tech, I was browsing our local Craigslist this morning and came across this add. The pics may give you some idea of just what you are asking about. As Doc said, check it out on your trails once you get it before deciding where you want to mount lights...

Tech, I went and looked at mine this morning and I think you could mount a light bar on the under side of the factory roof. You would have to get it low enough to not reflect back from the lip that hangs down from the edge of the roof. I don't know how far your windshield will fold out as that...

After getting some time to research better the bulbs below are the ones I ordered. I did get them from Amazon just don't have the link handy. I used them this morning when I went hunting and they really work well...

I have had them about a year and so far no issues.