Posted by oj on February 28, 2014 at 18:41:30 from (199.195.160.196):
I am planning to add a removable light bar for my combine and 4wd tractor. I'm thinking of probably 6, but maybe only 4 flood lamps, and a strobe light or revolving beacon.
A few years ago, my choice of lights would have been fairly limited to halogen lights, but now with HID and LED lights getting cheaper, these lower amp draw lamps (for the same lumens) are an option... And to be honest, lower amp draw is a good thing, i really don't want to upgrade the alternator on the combine to cope with more lights.
So, which is better? HID or LED? Good quality lights of both types appear to be similar in not only price, but light output... But does one type throw a better pattern?
Any one have either type on machines they run (i have driven a combine with HIDs i was very impressed - that's partly why i'm going to upgrade the lights on my machine)?
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