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Jaden · Dec 5, 2022

Many of you know that conventional tractor headlights don't work well with a loader on the front. I added 2 combination flood/spot LED lights from Harbor Freight to the front and a flood to the rear. I'm wondering if they are too bright?>

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RESLLS · Dec 5, 2022

Is there such a thing as too bright? As long as the animals or neighbors don't complain who cares. Looks good to me.

DoubleO7 · Dec 5, 2022

They might actually be too bright to the front.
When working the bucket you might not get a good view of whaat your scooping.
Your eyes might not see so good from the brightness trying to see what is in the shadow beyond the bucket.

Pete in Holland MI · Dec 5, 2022

Have a similar arrangement on my Kubota. Thinking of adding some lower output lights looking sideways, as the transition from light to dark is pretty harsh, especially in the winter.

IAfarmguy · Dec 5, 2022

Too bright is like too much fun. Never! But It could be too bright for oncoming traffic or your helper opening the gate/barn door for you.

Janicholson · Dec 5, 2022

If they set things on fire, they are too bright. Jim

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