what is the mounting brkt on these lights? can i mount them to my tractor fender welds?
1246617
they fit into a hole you cut into your fender ,,, i used a hole saw and a sawzall to make the oval shape the pop it in place
1246618
These are replacements for horse trailers etc. with flush mounts. Amazon does sell a bracket for them though. Search this "(2) 6" Oval Light Mounting Brackets Truck Trailer RV" and that should show them.
1246619
I don't recall any mounting - I am not an expert, but I believe these are made to specifically fit the standard oval opening in varioui trailers - they don't screw or bolt in - they fit into the opening and are held in place with a rubbert grommet
1246620
I believe these are just replacement lights. For mine I just had to remove the old light and install the new LED lights in the same cutout hole in my trailer. These LED lights are sealed so you could make your own bracket out of steel and cut out an oval hole to accomedate the light. The light is a press fit into a hole.
747733
I used them as headlights in my lawn tractor. They are really bright!If you have 1156 bulbs in your Harley now and you have the room these should work. They are a little longer than a standard bulb.
1633345
I'm not exactly sure. I just found a hot wire off my steering column and ran it back through the frame to my lights I mounted in my bumper. They are RIDUCULOUSLY bright tho! They look like a welding arc in the daytime if you stare right at them. I would recommend these lights to any of my friends. Hope that helped?
695393
These can be mounted both with screws or clips the clips attach to the trim with screws and wrap around the fender well. I put mine on with screws. Thy look great well worth the money.
1959839
You probably could install off road lights. I am just not sure how. Also, once you install the offroad lights, the rack would lose the functionality of the slot that allows for the installation and removal of the keepers that help to keep your load in place should you ever need to haul a ladder or lumber. This is the second one I own. I install these on all of my work trucks. They are extremely sturdy and durable. But not sure how to install off road lights on it.
1193358
I have no idea. All I know is they work just like stock lights on my 96 Roadmaster both high beam and low but are 1000% brighter, and install was very easy. I do doubt that you need any extra relay or other parts.
346416
I'm sorry I can't answer that. I use a Nebo mount for my lights. Nice and solid and easily removed. Amazon has them for about $16.
2131193
Yep, you can mount them either way. I am really happy with the light. It was a great price and looks great.
1813609
The load draw on these lights is small enough not to cause a problem. I would check with with your local laws because the fender lights may have to be red. Not sure about that.
211476
They don't come with any mounting hardware. You would need three screws for each light that thread into the plastic bumper housing. I think you will have hard time getting them to work as anything but an OEM replacement.
72686
Not sure what type of mounting you require, but this bike light mounting works great on the handlebars.
162807
Thanks for the enquiry. there are a few mounts on the market and they are all good, the technology behind them is virtually the same and there's not much that can go wrong with them. we sell some on our site but sold out at present. But you can pre order if you wish. We have some pictures of our light mounted on a wrangler found on our site www.bisonpro.com under the 50" LED bar. Hope that helps, let me know. Thanks
566108
It's my understanding these lights will mount to any bull bar or light bar that is fabricated to accept lights. My daughter has a 2014 Wrangler, it came with factory fogs, I do not think these lights would fit in the factory openings. I believe KC offers a seperate mounting bracket kit if you are looking at mounting them elsewhere on the Jeep.
1591853
These lights are a direct fit. But they do NOT include the bolts to mount. So you'll need to keep the old ones. Other than that you should be all set.
1416085
These lights are great, I don't know the lumens but they are twice what headlights are, I mounted these on my tractor cab when I snow blow, 2 forward and 1 rear. My house is 300 feet from my barn and it lights it up like a Christmas tree, very easy to mount, ATV no problem
951918
I don't see why you couldn't mount them just about anywhere. The mounting is easy, all you need is a 3/8 hole. You will need to run two new wires per light back to the harness in the engine compartment (you should get one with a relay, fuse, and switch). Get automotive wire min. 16 gauge, and run it in some split tube for protection. Zip ties are handy for supporting the run.
112315
Going to be a bit tough as I remember, there were studs as per standard boat trailer lights. I can't remember if the studs/bolts were removable (and my trailer is in storage for the winter). The only way I can think of to make your them work for you would be to create a slightly bigger spacer and bolt the lights to the spacer and screw the spacer to your Hi-Lo