Quattromike
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Perfect. Get him on the phone and tell him when the lights will be inTo be fair I did sort out his driveway for him![]()
Perfect. Get him on the phone and tell him when the lights will be inTo be fair I did sort out his driveway for him![]()
2013 machine, think I'll stick to the 27 watt lights. I'll still have the 4 on top of the cab which can be replaced with LED's too if need be.
I’ll see how I get on with these first. Might get a pack of 10 later and replace the front and back ones and have 2 spare to find a space forI’d just get a pack of ten and do the lot.
..... but the Lumens/candela are 'kin awesomeI just buy them in 10s got fed up replacing spot light bulbs so swap onto led once the bulbs gone,as posted the brackets rust and I've found the bolts are an odd size.
Seems odd with all the ISO sh1t that Euro M10s are 16mm AF heads, yet nuts are 17mm AF... have a lot on the 'Drema that're 16/17mm combinations
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I asked a guy from Volvo that question once......his answer was (So that you don't need 2 17mm spanners)....... ok I thought.... makes sense![]()
so why are M8s both 13mm AF, M12s both 19mm AF, M6s both 10mm AF, M16s both 24mm AF ..... etc.
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Yes, the bolt heads on the LEDS are a mill smaller. It's f****ng annoying.
I always assumed it was the Chinese trying to save on metal...
Yeah, some of these "cheaper" LED lights generate noise or interference in the electrical system due to poor electronics powering the LED array. Hence why on most new machines or those using CB's I tend to recommend Nordics or UTV Products as their lights are all properly EMC shielded and don't cause these issues. But they have a price tag to suit! Usually £60-100 per unit. From experience I will add the light output is far superior to the cheaper alternatives due to better quality reflectors and LED chips.Got one fitted yesterday and it seems to be interfering with the immobiliser. Turn the lights on then a few seconds later a fault comes up saying the chip
In the key can’t be found. Turn lights off and fault goes awayJCB 3CX with coded key. Any ideas why this would be?
turn the radio off then GeoffCome to think about it iv cheaper leads on my Wacker Neuson and Hitachi and more expensive on the Doosan. The radio works ok on the Doosan when lit up but have a lot of interference with the others!
Yeah, some of these "cheaper" LED lights generate noise or interference in the electrical system due to poor electronics powering the LED array. Hence why on most new machines or those using CB's I tend to recommend Nordics or UTV Products as their lights are all properly EMC shielded and don't cause these issues. But they have a price tag to suit! Usually £60-100 per unit. From experience I will add the light output is far superior to the cheaper alternatives due to better quality reflectors and LED chips.
Yeah I’m still a moderator on there but have no affiliation with either supplier and can only comment on my personal experience, as an agricultural mechanic I get asked all the time about LED alternatives and I’ve tried lights from eBay, Sparex and Britax all of the above have interfered with CB’s and or FM radios causing crackling or noise requiring squelch to suppress. With the vast array of electronics on these modern machines, noise suppressors can be complicated to install ensuring effective operation. Both nordics and the UTV products I have used both do not seem to affect the radio equipment certainly no immobiliser issues to my knowledge? Hence my recommendation, agreed they are expensive and UTV products I suspect are manufactured in China, but then so are Apple products, I’m guessing quality control is maybe more stringent on higher quality products so origin is of little relevance. But I appreciate your comment. I find it hard to justify the price until I want to listen to the radioI've had lights off Nordic and utv and I've been disappointed in both,they simply aren't worth the extra money,they were pushed hard via tff are you still a mod there?