🔦 High-Performance 7 Inch LED Light Bar - 4 X 36w, 3600 Lumens, YEEGO Cree LED Flood Lights for Off-Road RV, ATV, SUV, Boat, Truck, ATV, Tractor, Pickup Lighting - 4Pack-36W Flood Light Review

I placed all four on the duck boat and connected them to the switchboard. The lights are super bright and very durable. The only downside is the mounting of the lights, placement on a quad or vehicle would not be a problem but on a boat mounting with a screw became a problem and I had to create a bracket to mount the lights and then bolt to it fasten boat. Other than that, I haven't noticed any problems with the lighting itself.

I would like to point out that I waited about a month before writing this review. I ordered 3 packs of 4 bulbs. All lamps arrived at the same time and in a very reasonable time. The lights were installed on two different tractors that have been used extensively for autumn tillage over the past few weeks. All headlights have survived to this day. Maybe I just got lucky with the ones we got, but we will definitely be buying them again at this point.

The durability and brightness seem more than enough for my buggy project. The overall beam could have been a little more focused (more like a spotlight in general but for the price they are great. As there are four of these it would be nice to have two wires on the left side of the unit and two cables on the right side of the unit (all cables on the left face forward) for easy installation in a left/right configuration with all cables toward the center This is my only suggestion for…

Got what I expected. The mounting system isn't great, I chose to drill and tap the ROPS on my tractor to get a clean install. If you don't, you'll need to create an attachment method, e.g. B. a hose clamp or something else that you can attach the light to. The body of the flashlights is made of thin metal, so you can't over-tighten the screws or it will bend. Finally, the setting angle isn't very wide, so set them in the direction you want them to shine, as you won't be able to tilt them too…

Ok installed them on my Kioi LB1914 on ROPS to replace the halogens I had. Due to the current consumption, I could only mount 2 headlights with halogens, one to the front and one to the rear. When I put these 4 pcs. LEDs and power consumption weren't much more than the 2 LEDs I had, I decided to try them out. I installed 2 front facing and 2 rear facing. I am very impressed. The stream is very wide and the lights are bright. In the photos, all of my exterior lights are off and the only lighting

My Case IH 7220 had 3 bad headlights so I bought a set of 4 from the dealer which was about a third the price of a bulb. On the 7220, these lights replace four lights at the rear and two at the top of the cab. For the two low mounted headlights I had to make a simple bracket but it wasn't difficult. I had a 1 inch piece of steel strapping that I drilled two holes in and bent 90 degrees and it worked great. I had to cut the wires from the old lamps and connect them to the new ones to get the…