Ifor lights replacement cover?

Giles

Giles

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Thought I’d be clever teach the boy to load the trailer with telehandler anyway slight confusion over brake/accelerator means cracked nearside light. Struggling to find just cover rather than entire unit.

Protectors did a fair job against 5 ton wheel of telehandler from 2 foot out lol
 

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Lancs Lad

Lancs Lad

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Thought I’d be clever teach the boy to load the trailer with telehandler anyway slight confusion over brake/accelerator means cracked nearside light. Struggling to find just cover rather than entire unit.

Protectors did a fair job against 5 ton wheel of telehandler from 2 foot out lol
Did you call Barlow's? If anyone will know they will.
 
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Monkeybusiness

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Barlows are the best for parts, HFB are very good at taking your money initially but couldn’t give a monkeys once they have your dosh IME.
That’s an LED light though - can you take the lens off separately?
 
GazCro

GazCro

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Barlows are the best for parts, HFB are very good at taking your money initially but couldn’t give a monkeys once they have your dosh IME.
That’s an LED light though - can you take the lens off separately?
I'd be surprised if you can buy lens only with led as they are sealed units. You could always try running some glue over the cracks if small which may keep moisture out and light will be fine if you don't wanna fork out for new light. As good as led lights are both my ifors were specced with rubbolite lights for reliability and durabilty and despite bending both light brackets on my plant trailer (and bending back straight) I've never broke a lens yet.
 
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Monkeybusiness

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My most recent trailer is a Bateson and it has a hybrid rear light setup - the indicators are standard bulbs (so they don’t cock-up the towing vehicle flash-rate) and the rest of the cluster is led (and I’m assuming the lens comes off to change bulbs/can be replaced). Full LED lights on trailers can be a bit of a pain in the arse if towed with multiple vehicles IMO.
 
Giles

Giles

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I just assumed it was like a normal
Light cluster Barlow’s have the full units for £108 looks like it was an expensive lesson.
Not gluing it up I’ll keep the old unit for emergency etc
 
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