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Dairy Feb 13, 2013 20,859 30,819 204 The spots on my loader keep blowing,I think its down to vibration and a lot use this winter,I bought so me led H3 bulbs but they are very poor (n)

Does anyone know of a decent H3 100w led equivalent? Tia Eulb.

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eulb said: The spots on my loader keep blowing,I think its down to vibration and a lot use this winter,I bought so me led H3 bulbs but they are very poor Does anyone know of a decent H3 100w led equivalent? Tia Eulb. Click to expand...

@Marky-mark7810 will sort you out with some 46w LEDs that are way better than halogens, you could put a row across cab or some on hear have put them LED lightbars of ebay onto loadalls (y)

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Mixed Farmer Feb 15, 2013 13,067 24,614 198 Anston Farm, Dunsyre H3 55w bulbs put out about 1500 lumen of candle power. LED work lamps emit a white light which is nearer to daylight. 27W will be slightly brighter (about 1900 lumen), and you can fit double the number on the same fuse. There's LED versions of just about every make if you want to keep the looks of the original tractor :rolleyes:

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Arable Farmer Feb 14, 2013 495 723 80 The kingdom Can any one suggest a good bright led setup for my front seed hopper for drilling ? Sorry for hyjacking thred !

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eulb said: The spots on my loader keep blowing,I think its down to vibration and a lot use this winter,I bought so me led H3 bulbs but they are very poor Does anyone know of a decent H3 100w led equivalent? Tia Eulb. Click to expand...

Been there done that, LED bulbs to fit in your standard worklights are waste of time. You need to change the whole light unit. as said you want the higher wattage LEDs not the cheap 11watt ones etc. I bought one of these recently as they are on offer https://www.vapormatic.co.uk/accessories-parts.ashx#part_list/VLC6111 it is good at least twice as good as the old LED light it replaced but is abit expensive and I have a vap account so got it trade price not rrp. I wouldn't want to pay full rrp for it as there are others that are half the price and just as good. What really sold it to me was rep said if I didn't like it he would have it back. I not sent it back, if they were cheaper I would buy another 2 for the van but will make do with my old ones for now.

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Dec 6, 2014 107 30 27 32 Hexham, Northumberland I'll get you some led work lights at sensible money that are very very good and they take so much less strain on the alternator!!

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Jun 18, 2014 15 6 7 66 Atlantis Dont buy replacement LED bulbs as often the reflectors dont disperse the light correctly with a different design bulb. Buy a complete bolt on LED light. They work very well.

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Mixed Farmer Feb 15, 2013 13,067 24,614 198 Anston Farm, Dunsyre Here you go, Deere R series oval LED work lights for under £30. Click here. Think the stealer takes over £200 for the same item? :eek:

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Jun 18, 2014 15 6 7 66 Atlantis Check the Lumen output. 1000 and under are useless. I use 1650's. Bought on fleabay, work good, brighter than Xenons. Its all in the Lumens

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Dairy Feb 13, 2013 20,859 30,819 204 Well I should have started this thread before I spent my £3.68 on a pair of bulbs.

I will have to cut the wires and fit some proper led lamps @Marky-mark7810 do you have some prices ?

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Dec 6, 2014 107 30 27 32 Hexham, Northumberland My lights are £20 each plus a small delivery amount! 1 Years warrenty too!

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Marky-mark7810 said: My lights are £20 each plus a small delivery amount! 1 Years warrenty too! Click to expand...

What spec are these/look like?

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Mar 11, 2013 3,298 5,058 147 England These are surprisingly good, only 18w each, 2 flood beam and 2 spot on the merlo, in a different league to the original lights (y)

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Dec 6, 2014 107 30 27 32 Hexham, Northumberland 48w sqaure 16cree led black surround aliminuim

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✓ Feb 15, 2013 300 208 37 Nottinghamshire www.retrofitparts.co.uk When looking at LED lights as @Donegal_TDI says look at the lumen output and check/compare both the actual lumens against the theoretical lumens as there is a difference

For example: A KL1001(24W) lamp has a theoretical output of 1400 lumens but an actual output of 850 lumens An N4402 (50W) lamp has a theoretical output of 6700 lumens but an actual output of 4200 lumens

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Mixed Farmer Feb 15, 2013 13,067 24,614 198 Anston Farm, Dunsyre This chap has a terrific selection of LED lamps http://www.utvproducts.co.uk/products/utv-led-lights-and-lightbar/

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Oct 16, 2013 85 20 12 East Sussex, UK

Marky-mark7810 said: My lights are £20 each plus a small delivery amount! 1 Years warrenty too! Click to expand...

I can thoroughly recommend these lights, I have also stuck a couple of them up for lighting in a pole barn that is off grid and they work well off a car battery

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Trade Feb 6, 2015 919 598 94 United Kingdom & Ireland www.ledlightsforsale.co.uk

Jimbo said: Can any one suggest a good bright led setup for my front seed hopper for drilling ? Sorry for hyjacking thred ! Click to expand...

eulb said: The spots on my loader keep blowing,I think its down to vibration and a lot use this winter,I bought so me led H3 bulbs but they are very poor Does anyone know of a decent H3 100w led equivalent? Tia Eulb. Click to expand...

LED lights are great for resisting vibration and knocks and sound an ideal replacement for you. We stock around 70 different types of led light plus light bars and if after knowing more about the use etc you wanted one on approval then just let me know. We will be exhibiting at various locations around the UK every month so come along and try them all out for yourself on our display vehicle. Regards UTV Products

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Trade Feb 6, 2015 919 598 94 United Kingdom & Ireland www.ledlightsforsale.co.uk

Graham Smith said: When looking at LED lights as @Donegal_TDI says look at the lumen output and check/compare both the actual lumens against the theoretical lumens as there is a difference For example: A KL1001(24W) lamp has a theoretical output of 1400 lumens but an actual output of 850 lumens An N4402 (50W) lamp has a theoretical output of 6700 lumens but an actual output of 4200 lumens Click to expand...

Hi Graham, We have recently been having great success in lighting large self propelled sprayers and for very little money compared to manufacturer options. Satisfied customers for reference of required. Please take a look at our website on www.utvproducts.co.uk for ideas but we do have more available. Can loan you something if that helps. Regards UTV

UTV Products

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Trade Feb 6, 2015 919 598 94 United Kingdom & Ireland www.ledlightsforsale.co.uk

Graham Smith said: When looking at LED lights as @Donegal_TDI says look at the lumen output and check/compare both the actual lumens against the theoretical lumens as there is a difference For example: A KL1001(24W) lamp has a theoretical output of 1400 lumens but an actual output of 850 lumens An N4402 (50W) lamp has a theoretical output of 6700 lumens but an actual output of 4200 lumens Click to expand...

Forgot to mention - our LED display vehicle will be at a 4 x 4 Off Road event at Donington Circuit on Sunday 15th February (9.30am to 4pm) where you can try out all we have for real. Regards UTV

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