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I had a leftover Soltek Fuego driving light which I believe is 55 watts laying around... so I thought it would go nicely on the John Deere Bike I did!
Painted it the trademark colors and it is a perfect fit to the handlebars to say the least!
I picked up a lawn tractor battery from Walmart and made a nice wooden battery box to fit inside the trailer for the bike, and ran wires up front to the light, and works well... maybe a little too well!!!
On a fully charged battery I get about 20 minutes of light varying from a single very intense high beam to a dull glow at the end.
Easy way I know would be to get a better battery, but I need to keep this inexpensive... any ideas on how to get a medium beam light that lasts longer?
I took the light apart and not sure where to find a lower watt bulb, if they even make one that is...
What do I need to add inline to lessen the headlight's draw to add more time to the light?
Painted it the trademark colors and it is a perfect fit to the handlebars to say the least!
I picked up a lawn tractor battery from Walmart and made a nice wooden battery box to fit inside the trailer for the bike, and ran wires up front to the light, and works well... maybe a little too well!!!
On a fully charged battery I get about 20 minutes of light varying from a single very intense high beam to a dull glow at the end.
Easy way I know would be to get a better battery, but I need to keep this inexpensive... any ideas on how to get a medium beam light that lasts longer?
I took the light apart and not sure where to find a lower watt bulb, if they even make one that is...
What do I need to add inline to lessen the headlight's draw to add more time to the light?