LED Replacements for old Bobcat Lights

[craigb93]

Replaced the two burned out halogen 'sealed beams' with the PAR36 "sealed beam" LED
Fits the original rubber housings and are quite bright. I paid $15.00/ US. 2-minute install.
https://www.superbrightleds.com/moreinfo/rv-retrofit-dining-light/weatherproof-par36-led-boat-and-rv-light-bulb-60-watt-equivalent-screw-pin-led-flood-bulb-670-lumens/3648/

 

[Tazza]

I never knew they made a LED version of this bulb, nice find.

 

[SkidRoe]

That is a great find!! I had been wanting to do this for quite some time, but they were always about $80 / unit when I checked. I ended up ditching the rubber buckets and installing unitized ones, got a great deal on them and my buckets were getting rotten anyway... Cheers!!

 

[reaperman]

Nice, did you put one in the rear also? If I remember that one's the same size. I wish they would make triangular aftermarket lights for the G-series.

 

[farmshop]

Nice, did you put one in the rear also? If I remember that one's the same size. I wish they would make triangular aftermarket lights for the G-series.

Check tiger lights. I think they make them

 

[craigb93]

Nice, did you put one in the rear also? If I remember that one's the same size. I wish they would make triangular aftermarket lights for the G-series.

Yes, should have mentioned that. Changed all three. No dip when starting with the lights on either. I would have happily just put in new halogen bulbs (actually bought some) but found these. My shells are still soft and they slid right in. My son is not yet the smoothest operator and bouncing around on pavement shook the filaments out all too often. Looking for better service life from the LEDs.

 

[farmshop]

Nice, did you put one in the rear also? If I remember that one's the same size. I wish they would make triangular aftermarket lights for the G-series.

Loader parts source sells the triangle led but they are 80$ each