Putting lights on equipment

Turns out lights are more important than you think...
I have had to use my bobcat after dark a few times and a flashlight was NOT working. I ordered a small light bar/pod kit on amazon. I put the light bar up front, above the door, and the pods on each corner for 360° lighting. Seems to work pretty good so far, but that was in the shop, not outside. I'm hoping to try them out tonight and get pictures.

 

I put these on my tractor several years ago.

 

Lights seems to get shedded pretty fast on skid loader in brushy conditions. Try to put them under the over hang of your roof/canopy for extra protection.

 

I did. I tried toput them in protected areas.

 

ok, here ya go. They are spot/flood combo according to the listing, but they seem to be more spot in real life. Not bad, and definitely a success, but I would prefer flood light only. I have 360° visibility at night, which is what I really wanted. It looks like the light pattern from E.T.

the front lights are under the overhang and the rear lights are just inside the corners of the cab.

 

You could add colored lenses & it will look like a disco ball or spacecraft as you work.