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Adding Grott rubber tractor lights to the hitch receiver for for safer backing.
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Installed: 03/05/96, 21805 Mi, 624.3 Hr
| The driver side light is bolted directly to a hole drilled in the trailer plug bracket. | |
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attached to the hitch with a hose clamp. |
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My lights are wired to a separate switch in the cab for backing or hitching to trailers in the dark. For best light output, take a ground wire directly to the light.
These tractor lights are available from farm suppliers, auto parts stores, 4X4 shops, and mail order suppliers like Northern.. The lamp consist of a 35W sealed trapezoidal beam lamp in a rubber housing attached to a steel mounting bracket. Each light costs about $10 and is amazingly durable for such a low price. I have replaced several that were damaged by impact over the 7 years they have been on the truck.
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