I'm No one that has operated a bigger tractor at night. Only my little super 55 Oliver. I set it up for moving snow at night. I used two forward and two backwards head lights from a car. I have a choice of high of low beam halogens but never use the high beams. The lows spread out more and light a bigger area. When I go down the road I normally hang my left hand half way over the light on the left side of the tractor to help dim it a bit when I met a car since I have the lights aiming outward a bit more than a car would. I have been flashed from a car before. I hope this helps.
I don't know any thing about the LED lights other than when you met a car with them, it seems that there dimms are brighter than my brights.
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