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Re: LED vs STD lights on a trailer
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Posted by Bob M on September 15, 2005 at 18:36:24 from (69.205.114.230):
In Reply to: LED vs STD lights on a trailer posted by Farmer in the Dells (WI) on September 15, 2005 at 04:35:50:
I'd highly recommend LED's!! After quickly burning out several grommet mount sealed lights incandesant light assembly on my flatbed ($10 every time one goes out...), I replaced them with sealed LED's. Have not had a lamp failure since. I've been so pleased I'm now replacing the OEM marker and ID lights with LED's as they burn out. I paid $18 apiece for the LED's tail lights at a local sporting goods(!) store. They are a direct, plug-in replacement. Only downside is the LED's run so cool, in winter they tend to load up and become obscured with slush/snow when there's snow on the road. Unlike incandescent lights LEDs generate no heat to melt thru the buildup.
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