It's that time of year that folks should be thinking of safety lighting for plowing or blowing, especially when it takes us into the street at times.
Here's my X500 outfitted for the winter:
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Nice set up Skip,:thThumbsU
Did you post this in the Show your warning/beacon light in the Safety Forum
Dexter, you could do the same when they are install on your tractor. :fing32:
after almost getting hit last year on my parents tractor plowing i added these to my 111 so i dont get taken out of the tractor game haha :drunkie:
can we get details.. Battery or Dc powered? Led? magnetic or permanent mount? source? Cost?
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Nice set up Skip,:thThumbsU
Did you post this in the Show your warning/beacon light in the Safety Forum
I could put 50 flashing lights on my tractor and the rich entitlement barstards around here would still try and run me down.
The only thing I have found to work is to park the tractor in the middle of the road, dismount and have a firm discussion with them about safety and who actually owns the road (The state/Township).
i got them through my work , they are made by a company called Seco-larm that makes security products , i drilled a switch next to the PTO and installed it , hard wired it right off the battery and took a small piece of aluminum angle and mounted the lights on there and bolted it right under the seat ..they are very small and have like 20 flash patterns either sync'ed or alternating , i paid 50 each for them they are super bright LED ...i almost feel like a retard because they are so bright ill look like a freaking I.D.O.T plow truck hahahah
Part of the answer is living on a cul-de-sac at the end of a dead-end subdivision out in the country like we do.![]()
Here is a picture of my LED Strobes. I know from being on the volunteer fire department, it doesn't matter how many lights and sirens you have morons just do not pay any attention. You can have the road closed with a big red fire truck with lights all over it and they still will try to find a way around.
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It's that time of year that folks should be thinking of safety lighting for plowing or blowing, especially when it takes us into the street at times.
Here's my X500 outfitted for the winter:
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