Can the side posts be used for accesories (lamps, trailer brake/lights, winch) while the top posts are being used for the vehicle (starting,etc.
1700420
yes the battery works well for stuff like that runs my winch very easily i would just make sure your alternator is up to par ... i have a weak one so the winch still draws a lot from the battery but it still works despite weaker alternator my previous battery did not
1700421
Sure if you have room. I bought this battery with the intention of installing lights and a winch. I found that this battery is not good for extended cranking and runs down quickly. I am going to do a dual battery install with a red top for starting. If you are going to add a lot of accessories you should add an auxiliary fuse block instead of tapping the battery multiple times.
536448
Yes I did. Jumped the Honda that way, posts are easily accessible. Have not attempted it using positive post and negative to the frame. Not sure if it would work that way.
283564
Not quite sure of your question.Are you talking about the aluminum posts I mounted it on?Please let me know I will try to help you out.
2253227
I would say yes, logically you could. Personally I don't like the idea because if something goes wrong with the unit it would affect all of the brake lights. That being said I have never had a problem with my unit. It seems very reliable and mine has been installed for over a year so far on my high mount brake light.
1800277
Yes, but you will need to sandbag them because the stands are not heavy and can tip. Good news is the lights are not hot and the rig is therefore pretty safe.
1122705
Pretty sure they can we used them for the sides but since the are ball bearing they should do the jb regardless of the mounted position.
791163
NO! The extension is rated for less than your winch, and the extension would increase the side loading WAAAAY too much.
1537618
I would only use on a round post. If the fork leg is oval like most, it probably won't hold.
82314
The headrest posts are adjustable and can spread apart, so they should work.
1598046
Yes, the mounts move along the full length of the light bar; you can mount it on your vehicle's existing mounting points. Be sure to use spring washers and tighten the nuts carefully. While off-roading I lost one of the special mounting nuts; I was able to replace it a regular one after searching for the right size nut that fits the rail of the lightbar.
1799549
They have a lip that screws it in place, only thing is that they don't fit snug on 4x4 post. You need to place shims on three sides for firm fit. Also I wouldn't recommend this set of lights as only one of the 4 worked for a short time. Replaced batteries and still didn't work. They look nice but that's all.
1597782
Yes you can use it on either side and the old bulb and plug in will work. If it's made for your vehicle. . Only one comes per order..
1756668
I installed this lamp post over a pressure treated 4x4 that was set in concrete. You can install over an existing lamp post. Hope this helps
2108690
Yes you can. In most cases, it is not recommended for safety concerns. If there is any fuel vapor in the air, jumpstarting at the terminals would be dangerous since the chance of sparking are greater. This is the main reason that a lot of car manuals would have you use the jump terminals or engine block or other grounded piece of metal for the negative side. However I've jumpstarted many, many times using the battery posts.
686566
Yes the 3 lights and post. The three lights screw on and off the post. Comes in pieces.
1630368
Yes I use the seat post to hold my bike. I couldn't figure out how to use the steering holder.
1948304
You could put it on the fork assumin it's not a suspension fork. You could also buy a bar extender to provide more space for lights and other gear