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Sutherland, IA | Do them both. I went ahead and did them both and the middle one's are easy just to go up to the grill and angle them down when you go to travel at night. If your budget only allows for two I would say probably do the outside(flood) ones first. I was able to try them out the other night while sidedressing and the with all four in the front done and the four on the back done it was very bright out! Plans are this winter, if not sooner, is to put the side lights on the top of the cab for seeing when turning at night. I ordered a bracket from a 4710 sprayer to see if it would fit while I had the roof off last week installing the top rear lights and ballast. I held the bracket up there and deere went as far as even making indentions in the black part of the roof on the inside as to where the bolt holes need to be drilled. Just need to get motivated enough to run additional wiring up there and add a relay. Spring work is all done so I might just put that on the list for next winter instead. | |
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dmaxdiesel,jbwesten ?
