🚗 Blazer International C3068K 13" LED Double Row Off-Road Light Bar: Illuminating Off-Roading Adventures Review

I first saw this item at a farm and ranch store and was struck by the brightness. Attached it to the front of my zero turn lawn mower so I can brave the daytime heat of the hot Texas sun! Works great and easy to install.

Seems to be built pretty well. Almost all aluminum and some decent hardware. Supplied with rubber grommets for installation under mounting brackets. I put it on a mower with a solenoid and light switch. It's insanely bright. Maybe it's over the top, but I like to overdo it, haha. I'll try to post a photo of it at night next time I mow late.

The lamp itself is very bright and well made. Worst of all, after reading the reviews that it was leaking, I removed the front to inspect. The rubber seal does not consist of one piece, but of four separate parts. I used silicone around the inside and then reassembled it. After many days of heavy rain over snow I have no fog or leaks. Good light as long as you seal it.

These are great little lights that I added to my 2003 4Runner. Looks really great next to the mirrors and looks very sporty. These are added in conjunction with the 13" Blazer Spot/Flood Combo Bars on the front. These little guys are a very wide stream that really helps light up everything around you, especially upwards. You won't get much reach , but that's not the point. , hence the big 13" models in front. Highly recommended!

I wanted to improve the lighting on my 2004 Silverado HD by adding an LED panel. I already have Silverstar bulbs in headlights and headlights. A few years ago I installed three 6.5 inch Hella headlights on the front bumper. I used a simple bracket that attaches to my license plate bumper holes (no drilling) and found it great. The total cost was just under $200. After looking online for LED panels, I found that I couldn't afford the lighting I wanted as some cost $1,500 or more. So I decided to