I am looking for either some LED Back up lights to mount on my truck bumper or my basscat trailer. Right now I have 2 additional back up lights on my truck bumper and 2 lights on my basscat trailer. However due to this I am pulling to many amp's and about every 4 months need to replace a blown fuse on truck.
Does anyone have any good ideas???
I need the additonal lights as here in AR most of the ramps do not have enough light to back down early in the AM
Ron
Bass Cat Boats & H20 Sportz and Marine & Mercury Marine
Cook's Tackle System / Okuma/ Rod Glove / JJ'S Magic Dipping Dye /2K jigs
Fishing is much more than casting and retrieving and playing your catch. It's the wind in your face and the sound of wakening birds as the sun peeks over the horizon. It's discovering the magic in each new place and unlocking the mysteries that lure above and below the surface.
Ron,
Here you go - http://www.americansuperlite.com/back-up-lamps.cfm. Be forewarned - they are NOT inexpensive.
SSgt, US Air Force, 1967-75
Veteran - a person who at some time in their life wrote a blank check payable to "The United States of America" in the amount of "up to and including my life".
Will these lights work in water??? Asking about using on trailer
Bass Cat Boats & H20 Sportz and Marine & Mercury Marine
Cook's Tackle System / Okuma/ Rod Glove / JJ'S Magic Dipping Dye /2K jigs
Fishing is much more than casting and retrieving and playing your catch. It's the wind in your face and the sound of wakening birds as the sun peeks over the horizon. It's discovering the magic in each new place and unlocking the mysteries that lure above and below the surface.
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Sure Ron. They are sealed for use on over the road trucks in all sorts of weather so they will work fine on a boat trailer. Matter of fact, I have a couple of regular oval amber lights on my trailer to illuminate the words "Triton" in front of the wheels that I bought at the local auto parts store.
BTW - how are you doing these days? Haven't seen you since the IBBT in 2006.
SSgt, US Air Force, 1967-75
Veteran - a person who at some time in their life wrote a blank check payable to "The United States of America" in the amount of "up to and including my life".
Have been good, hope they have a IBBT again someday, like to see the group again.
Ron
Bass Cat Boats & H20 Sportz and Marine & Mercury Marine
Cook's Tackle System / Okuma/ Rod Glove / JJ'S Magic Dipping Dye /2K jigs
Fishing is much more than casting and retrieving and playing your catch. It's the wind in your face and the sound of wakening birds as the sun peeks over the horizon. It's discovering the magic in each new place and unlocking the mysteries that lure above and below the surface.
I installed these on my trailer. Not a spread of light, but it does help.
http://www.pipe-light.com/sing...-78CB
I put 2 - 20" white Bluewater LED strips on my trailer. It casts enough light to see where you're going.
I also put 2, 20" Bluewater LED strips under the step behind the fender.It helps me see where my wheels are going...which helps immensely at night. I do like having the backup lights on the back of the trailer, even though they don't give me much light to see with. I now know that if I'm backing up (in a parking lot or wherever) it won't be a surprise to any other drivers. I feel much more responsible and definitely safer.
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