jik:</P>
I bought the Golight Stryker model 3049 because it has two wireless remotes-one is a dashmount and the other is a hand-held. This light is a permanent mount that can be removed by removing one screw and sliding it forward on a base mount that stays in place (screws in place). The 3049 is just the black color, 3067-white and 3066-chrome. I paid $285.98 which included shipping and I might say some ofthe finest folks to deal with.
otto@golight.us is the website, and located in Tenn.I did buy it off eBay from their website.I would just go to their website first and see what is on there.The golight website is
www.golight.com. This will explain the different golights and I must say they are some fine lights as several will attest on this forum. I am through working on my light bar and are going to take it off and paint it, then wire it. It has 3 KC dayllighters-130 watt-two forward and one back, the golight and my strobe light on it. I am using the wiring in the ceiling that Kubota so graciously installed incase one wanted to install their worklights. Also, bought their switches that mount to the left of the steering wheel for the two KC lights forward and the one to the rear. The switches just plug in to theconnector already installed,when the two coverplates are snapped out and the switches then just snap into that place. I am installing a marine four toggle switch for the strobe and golight. These will be fused, and leave me two additional switches for future use. The reason I didn't go with Kubota lights is, too high for the lights in my opinion, afraid I would tear them off with a limb and I wanted a light bar I could fold back out of the way. If you need anything in the way of a parts diagram etc, I ordered and have the shop service manual and the parts book as well for the RTV1100. I will send them to you. I am going topost some photos of the lightbarafter I get it painted, it is no big deal but did take me a lot of time figuring just how I wanted it to work and look. First one is alway the easiest.</P>
Half of the fun, to me, of having any rig is modifing it to one own personal use. The RTV 1100 is a fine machine and I think you will be happy with it. I know I certainly am and my modifing it does not mean there is anything wrong with it-just some things I want to change.</P>
If I can help in any way let me know.</P>
Nick</P>
buy, modify,usually remodify,smile, be happy</P>