Hard to see, being a black bracket over a black wheel. But, the bracket is on, license plates lights on, wired up and ready for the back up light bar to on on next.

 

I would run something other than that trailerhitch light setup. I would have that ripped off on the trail. I have grounded my trailer hitch many times out on the trail. Since you already have a nice set of small lights, Look at the vector offroad back rack, it fits on your spare tire, has two mounts for your lights, a CB antenna, and either 2 rotopax or a axe/shovel combo. Up high, better light spread and out of harms way on the trail.

 

Just got the light on and wired up today. Optilux by hella, 6 led. Pretty bright and mounted high up.

 

which light is that?

 

in the post. Optilux by Hella, 6 LED light.

 

Sorry it's taken so long to post some pictures. I'm not a trail junkie so I'm not worried about clearance issues. These are 120° beam pattern.

 

Here are my backup lights. look just like the Hella light above but from Amazon for 25 bucks a piece. They are ip67 waterproof and bright as heck. I believe the 1800 lumens they claim. The way they are mounted they are higher than the trailer hitch so I don't expect to tear them up. THey are wired to a switch inside (not the backup lights)

 

Ooops sorry for the double post

 

Well my light isn't as custom as some in this forum section, but here it is. I'll have a better idea on how well it illuminates after dark tonight. Sorry for the upside down one. I'll try and re-submit right side up. For you iPad folks easy to do. For those desktop members, stand on your head. Lol Duh!Attachment 539540Attachment 539543

 

New LED backup light compared to stock (covered LED)