For an amber agricultural light I recommend # W8260601 which was designed for this purpose. You could add # W002515 to wire it up.
We also have amber flashing warning lights like # SLL43AB1 and # SLL43AB2 that can be wired to flash alternately. You would also need harness # A45PB for each and a grommet to mount them # A45GB. I have included a video review of these lights for you.
The Optronics light # STL51AB you referenced is designed as a parking and turn signal light rather than a... view full answer...
Since you want the red and amber lenses to match up correctly the better choice for you would be the Wesbar LED Agricultural Light with Brake Light # W54209-021 for the passenger side and then the # W54209-007 for the driver side. view full answer...
Yes, the Wesbar LED Agricultural Light # 54209-032 that you referenced would work well for what you are trying to do. It is dual intensity which means that it can cover the dimmer and brighter light functions needed for running lights and blinkers/stop circuit.
It also runs off of 12 volts too.
Check out the review video I attached for more info as well. view full answer...
We do offer wireless lights however; they are going to be magnetic. They are the Custer Lite-It Wireless LED Agricultural Tow Lights - Magnetic - 7-Way Blade Connector - Green Item # LIW-AGKIT-SG. These give you all the proper lighting functions so your are safe and legal. Brake lights, turn signals, tail lights, and flashers. view full answer...
The closest LED option we have available to the Optronics Pedestal Mount Tail Light # ST51RB that you referenced is with the Wesbar LED Agricultural Light # 54209-032. This is a round, single-sided light that will give you the needed stop, turn, and tail lights on your trailer. It measures 4-3/4 inches in diameter and features the same stud/pedestal mount design as the Optronics option.
I have attached a short video demonstration on this product that you can also check out. view full answer...
I have a much easier solution for mounting the Wesbar Lights W8260601 to the steel arm on your seeder. The magnet kit part # W002590 will allow the lights to easily install on the trailer without needing the U-bolts. view full answer...
There are different lighting requirements for different trailers. I have included a link to our help article that covers trailer lighting requirements. Usually you see pedestal mount lights such as # ST52RB on agricultural trailers. There appears to be different laws in different states so I would check with your local DMV or State Highway Patrol to determine what it is in your area.
It sounds like the lights you have are similar to # ST51RB. If this is not the light you are looking for... view full answer...
For your Bobcat Skid Steer clearing heavy snow, I recommend using the Buyers Products 24-LED Mini Light Bar - Magnetic Mount - Rectangular - Amber # 3378891040 along with the 12 Volt Outlet Kit, 20 amps # RM-9332. This will allow you to be seen and it is durable and bright especially when reflecting off snow.
If you want lights to better see in front of you, we don't have a magnetic option, but I recommend the Buyers Products Rectangular Flood Light - 5-3/4" x 2" - LED - 1,620 Lumens... view full answer...
The Trailer Connector Adapter # HM47425 is the longest adapter we have that will fit your Kubota M7060 tractor and allow you to connect to your trailer. At 14-1/2" long I don't think this will be long enough based on what you said. Also, your 7-round plug is going to have brake light and turn signals wired separately, so an adapter like this won't work on its own. However, it is possible to make your own custom adapter.
For the adapter you will need the # PK12-707E, # PK11700, and # DW04914-1.... view full answer...
There is a difference between the 7-way blade connector and 7-way pin connector. The 7-way blade connection is most common on passenger vehicle and trailer connections. The 7-way pin connector is more commonly found in commercial and agricultural applications. I have included a picture of the vehicle side connectors to see the difference.
For your 2012 Ford Escape first we have to identify if it came equipped with the factory 4-way flat harness installed. If you already have a 4-way flat... view full answer...
The main reason that RV's use 5th wheel hitches is they provide a smoother ride than gooseneck hitches. Since RV's generally carry fragile components like TV's and dishware as well as having decorative trim and glass lighting fixtures they need the smoother and more stable ride.
Gooseneck hitches are primarily used in the agriculture and commercial industry as they do not have to worry about carrying such fragile components outside of its packaging.
You do have the ability to use a... view full answer...
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