🚦 Kaper II L02-0088 Red Trailer LED Light Set - Stop/Turn/Tail Review

Exact replacement for the Triple Crown yard trailer. When installing, ensure good metal contact by sanding some paint off the tag, otherwise the bulbs will not work. Too bad they didn't make ones with LEDs.

For grounding, run a wire to each headlight instead of just grounding the headlights on the trailer. They are lighter than some of the cheap ones I've bought from AutoZone, Home Depot and O'Reilly's.

I installed these lights on my boat trailer. They weren't very good after plugging them in, but the bulbs keep burning. I don't know if it's the wiring or just a bad world or part anyway it adds up

or move these new headlights to my 46 trailer, they pretty much match the original headlight style on this old 1946 trailer that I have restored. The lines are always short which they try to save by giving 4 inches, they might just make it easier for people to install them so I'm bad at giving them 3 or 4

Outstanding quality! You can notice the difference in weight between the old ones and these new ones, they are much lighter. What I also noticed is the wattage of the lamps. lower than the old damaged ones. fit perfectly and they do the job when needed and you can change the bulb to a higher wattage. Be careful as higher wattage bulbs also produce significantly more heat.

Bought a pair of these to replace some of the old, caked/rusted on an old trailer. First, they work great and look great on the trailer. They were of the same basic design as the old ones the trailer had, but these new ones had a plastic body (the old ones were steel) and the mounting studs were a little wider or closer together than the old ones (can't remember exactly). ), so I had to enlarge the existing mounting holes on the trailer to fit. Not a big deal but just thought I'd share it as…