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Hi All,
I'm not sure about you guys but I for one appreciate having rear work lights for working later hours in the summer. I've been thinking about putting a set on my '73 222 but space is limited to say the least. Making space even more sparse is the fact the rear PTO takes up a lot of that space. Now, I'm not one to drill holes in fenders or any sheet metal just to mount a light so that's out of the question. By not pokin' holes in my tractors I like the fact that my additions are removable so I can return the tractor to it's original condition should I so desire. No, I'm thinking of some sort of bar or bracket I can make to mount those lights on. "Lights" meaning I like to have two lights instead of one. At first I thought about mounting a 1"wide by 1/4"thick flat bar stock to the underside of the seat that extended past the seat on each side by say 8 or 10 inches then mounting the lights to that but that doesn't seem like the way to go. I really didn't want to lift the lights each time I lifted the seat.
Do any of you like or have rear work lights on your Colt, Case or Ingersoll LGTs? If you do how did you end up mounting those light(s)? Do you have any thoughts or suggestions about how to mount rear work lights? Any pictures you could share?
Kenneth
I'm not sure about you guys but I for one appreciate having rear work lights for working later hours in the summer. I've been thinking about putting a set on my '73 222 but space is limited to say the least. Making space even more sparse is the fact the rear PTO takes up a lot of that space. Now, I'm not one to drill holes in fenders or any sheet metal just to mount a light so that's out of the question. By not pokin' holes in my tractors I like the fact that my additions are removable so I can return the tractor to it's original condition should I so desire. No, I'm thinking of some sort of bar or bracket I can make to mount those lights on. "Lights" meaning I like to have two lights instead of one. At first I thought about mounting a 1"wide by 1/4"thick flat bar stock to the underside of the seat that extended past the seat on each side by say 8 or 10 inches then mounting the lights to that but that doesn't seem like the way to go. I really didn't want to lift the lights each time I lifted the seat.
Do any of you like or have rear work lights on your Colt, Case or Ingersoll LGTs? If you do how did you end up mounting those light(s)? Do you have any thoughts or suggestions about how to mount rear work lights? Any pictures you could share?
Kenneth