Led Vehicle Worklights

[Turbo]

I want to upgrade the 4 filament worklights on our tractor. There are 4 on each corner of the roof.
They don't need to be road legal, just give a good spread of light in front and behind the tractor.

I don't want to spend a fortune as they will only get used for maybe 20 minutes 3x per week during winter.

Aliexpress offerings considered.

Any suggestions?

 

[tom2207]

not all leds are created equal , the cold seems to be hard on cheap ones ,,

 

[colnerov]

Just put LED bulbs in.

 

[colnerov]

not all leds are created equal , the cold seems to be hard on cheap ones ,,

They are not keen on vibration as well.

 

[rtcosic]

Classic Car LEDs Ltd

High quality LEDs, Relays and fittings for Vintage Classic and Modern Cars, Motorcycles and Caravans at great value prices. Designed as a straight replacement for standard Incandescent bulbs. Long term Classic owners that know the benefits these LEDs bring. LED Bulbs and Globes.

www.classiccarleds.co.uk

Every style you have ever seen and a few you haven't. These are all good quality.

 

[ajlelectronics]

Any suggestions?

Do you use a radio in the cab? Most of the lower end LED lamps are not suppressed and will obliterate radio signals all the way up through FM and DAB. I have even personally experienced the problem with LED conversion indicator and tail light bulbs.

 

[sako243]

A friend has just fitted a set of the flush mount versions of this as reverse lights.

I've just ordered a couple of sets on a deal and they light up from the workshop to the stables well which is a good 50 yards distant by about 50 yards wide.

https://amzn.eu/d/0gBioMS

I've yet to install them on the 110 as reversing lights. I had a set from a 4x4 online shop which worked well and lasted about 6 years for £44. No comment on longevity on them so far but light output appears to be on par.

For reference that stable is circa 4m tall and 4.8m wide gable end walls. Light was held at chest height powered off an M18 battery.

 

[Bornfree]

I've always found Durite led work lights to be the best. Some of the cheaper ones barely last 6 months on tractors.

 

[Turbo]

Do you use a radio in the cab? Most of the lower end LED lamps are not suppressed and will obliterate radio signals all the way up through FM and DAB. I have even personally experienced the problem with LED conversion indicator and tail light bulbs.

Will not have the radio and lights on at the same time. Besides which I normally play music off my phone through the radio.

 

[Turbo]

Just put LED bulbs in.

The existing lamps are cheap ones and not in good shape. Not worth fitting led bulbs to them.

 

[Turbo]

A friend has just fitted a set of the flush mount versions of this as reverse lights.

I've just ordered a couple of sets on a deal and they light up from the workshop to the stables well which is a good 50 yards distant by about 50 yards wide.

https://amzn.eu/d/0gBioMS

I've yet to install them on the 110 as reversing lights. I had a set from a 4x4 online shop which worked well and lasted about 6 years for £44. No comment on longevity on them so far but light output appears to be on par.

For reference that stable is circa 4m tall and 4.8m wide gable end walls. Light was held at chest height powered off an M18 battery.
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Those look good.
What wattage did you buy? Are they flood or spot lights?

 

[sako243]

I've got the 18W floods. I think the ones in the link I supplied.