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Originally Posted by Rescue11
Got my lights put on the 10 tonight. Wow, bright bright bright... They look factory until they are powered up.
Amp draw per led light = 1.05 amps
Amp draw per halo light = 4.58 amps
So...4 lights that produce at minimum 2x the light consume 22.9% of the power, a God send for old iron, and they fit perfectly in the existing rubber retainer.
My opinion, if you use the lights on your cub for anything other than show, these are the only way to go.
Top picture is a comparison of the led v.s. halogen. The halogen is a 55 watt, for those that dont know, typically your cub cadets will have 35 watt.
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Glad to hear they bolted right in! I need to go ahead and order at least two for the 4020 Deere. We were trying to finish up planting corn a couple years ago and it was pathetic. Dad was planting, the kid was driving along side of him with the Kawasaki Mule shining his headlights on the the "last"row so dad could follow the marker. Did I mention I was running out of seed? I was walking behind keeping the seed levels monitored. Hey, it worked and the rows were straight.
If anyone wants to see what LED in general will do, these are self contained (mount included) lights I got off ebay--cheapest things I could find. Been using them 3 years with no problem. You can literally stand in front of the machine and read a book at night. If a guy were to use them on a Cadet in snow, the whole neighborhood would probably glow--may need sunglasses?