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Hillbilly in the Swamp
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Inverness, Florida
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Best Accessory Lights for a Mule
I am looking for some more light on my 3010 trans. I don't have any experience with these HID lights; Does anyone else? What is the brightest lights that I can put on (at least 2) without adding another alternator.
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Wants better weather!
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Location: Oregon, Chile, Alberta, Texas
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I use HID, they draw less power than the OEM lights and throw a bluish light that illuminates much better than any other I have seen. Frankly, all the HID's are now made in China, so why spend more than you have to? I get one at Harbor Freight for around $60, that the internals and bulb are identical to one that I paid over $800 for from a brand name agricultural supplier, it just does not have the yellow logo on a green field.
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