Posted by jackinok on November 09, 2011 at 13:00:34 from (162.58.82.136):
In Reply to: warning lights??? posted by dave2 on November 09, 2011 at 12:03:49:
Just my thinking of course but the highest place on the tractor would be the best for one of these lights. I would think the higher you could mount it the more visible it would be in hilly terrain. Before you go way out on limb with one though ,i would check to make sure it is lagal.some states have really crazy laws about what lights you can have where,and what color lights you can use for a certain use. my cousin was in a car club that was heading some where in california. She had a couple of those windshield washer deals on her car that lit up at night that were blue . She got stopped and had to remove them as she went into california simply because blue lights are reserved for police or some such nonsence. If you put a light on the far back of a car i'm pretty sure it has to be red here,unless its a turn light. theres some strange laws out there.
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