Woke up to a ton of ash on the rig. Awful conditions in Portland today and left it for a business trip to Seattle.
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Turns out I'm on an evacuation level 1 notice. Praying for the best outcome. Dogs and girlfriend are out of the house already as she works 12 hours and we don't want to chance something happening while she's at work and I'm out of town.
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Installed my lower LED pods (still need to tidy up the wiring) and used my new winch to ensure the tree I cut down for my neighbor wouldn't fall into his house
Installed my lower LED pods (still need to tidy up the wiring) and used my new winch to ensure the tree I cut down for my neighbor wouldn't fall into his house
Installed my lower LED pods (still need to tidy up the wiring) and used my new winch to ensure the tree I cut down for my neighbor wouldn't fall into his house
Fed my rig 2" worth of Corn today. 2/1.75 to be precise.
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Thanks [MENTION=9]Jason B[/MENTION]
Thanks. All pretty easy to mount (thanks to the Budbuilt hidden winch mount)Dang that LED setup looks so good.
Kawell from Amazon. I know some people hate the idea of Chinese LED's, but I had a 20" on my 3rd gen and had great luck with it. I'm also running their harness with relay and two quick disconnects. Can't beat it for $10Which LEDs are these? Looks great on the preface lift.
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Directly to the upper bumper support bar. The mounts that come with the bar put it at the perfect height. I barely had to Dremel the backside of the grill and if I did it again, I'd drill the mounting holes further back about .25" so I wouldn't have to. Sorry the mount pic is upside down.How did you mount the light bar in the grill?