Not very stylish though, is it?
I would suggest a pair of LED worklights. I have heard many good reviews of the Vision-X Solstice line:
http://www.visionxonly.com/Solstice-LED-Light-Series.html
Not very stylish though, is it?John Deere makes a Front Work Light Kit for snow removable at night. You should be able to buy at dealer for around 185.00 or here's a link on ebay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/John-Deere-Fron...671?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item43a20c20df
I've found that's more of a problem with flashing LED's than with steady-burn LED's. My TIR4's I use when plowing with my Dodge seem to stay pretty clear as long as the snow isn't coming down in a whiteout. But the work/spot lights seem to create enough heat that they are able to stay fairly free of snow build up.No not very stylish but might work since mounted higher and more out in front I don't know for sure.
The LED lights might be a problem with blowing snow since LED lights do not produce enough heat to keep the snow off of them.