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Old 01-10-2019, 09:03 PM
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LED lights use way less current. Be a lot easier on your electrical system and you'll have more light as well
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I mounted some small halogen fog lights on the drift cutters years ago. I wire them directly into the headlights in winter and they've worked fine on my 1862 and 982 for years. They are mounted wide enough to do a good job and are adjustable left/right. Good luck!
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As seen on TV 2 for 19.95. 12 hours per charge should handle your snow plowing/blowing chores, I think.

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I am going to look into those Hell and Bowel lights they may work for my snow blowing duties.
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I've used these in a pinch in the past.
I borrowed a trailer from a nearby family member 2 weeks ago when I went to look at a tiller and came home with a 149. He loaned me the one he had in his pickup when we discussed how the brilliant engineers at Toyota left the cargo light out of extended cab Tacomas and it was pretty awesome. He made up an extension cord for it too. Plus one on the recommendation.
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