Need info on Go Light bracket

[Keifer]

I recall a member posting a photo of a bracket he had made for mounting a Go Light to the front- center of his Kubota OEM roof. But, I can't seem to find it in the archives anywhere. Any ideas out there as to how to permanent mount the light so it will be flat on the sloped roof. BC, I have height to move it into a building without knocking it off. (wink wink)

 

[BaiJiu]

Keifer I remember reading that post as well and I think it was from Two Guns.

 

[Keifer]

Two Guns... You have a go light on your RTV?

 

[XTROOPER]

Golite

I just cut a piece of metal, drilled two holes for that existing light mounting bolts, painted the metal and attached the light mount to it. I leave the light on through the winter, but when I go in the woods for firewood, the light gets removed by me before Penn's Woods removes it for me. It was simple, but works well for me. Now this is on the RTV 1100.

XTROOPER

 

[TWO GUNS]

Two Guns... You have a go light on your RTV?

Yes, but I just bolted mine onto the metal roof. No bracket !!!


....... two guns

 

[bczoom]

Any ideas out there as to how to permanent mount the light so it will be flat on the sloped roof. BC, I have height to move it into a building without knocking it off. (wink wink)

I mounted mine, square on the roof...

 

[TWO GUNS]

Any ideas out there as to how to permanent mount the light so it will be flat on the sloped roof.QUOTE]

Yes ....

 

[TWO GUNS]

Seriously, now .....
Mine is just bolted on to the slant. If I remember correct. There is a mounting plate that got installed first. Then the light slid onto the plate and bolted to plate. Or a set screw holds it in place to the mounting plate.

Heck, really don't remember. But I have had no problem ...

Here is a picture ........