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I have a pair of Rigid Dually's mounted on the top rail of the bed of my off road truck. The options the boys posted above are cleaner for sure, but it's an option. If I flip those suckers on backing in my driveway they light up the whole yard... And my neighbors house. Haha.
Nice! Can you post of a pic of this? I've been thinking of doing something similar for when we go camping. It'd be nice to be able to really see all around us.
Nice! Can you post of a pic of this? I've been thinking of doing something similar for when we go camping. It'd be nice to be able to really see all around us.
Not the best picture but there you go. I could've run the wiring a lot cleaner than I did but I just zip tied it down the inside of the bed. The rig only gets used every now and then to smack off trees and other such tom foolery in the woods. Those lights are wired to an independent rocker down by the shifter (yes, this truck is a stick.)
I don't have a pic of them on at night but I'll grab one next time I take it out.
Nice! I'm been thinking of adding lights to the stake pockets for side illumination at campsites.
Originally Posted by westracing01
Not the best picture but there you go. I could've run the wiring a lot cleaner than I did but I just zip tied it down the inside of the bed. The rig only gets used every now and then to smack off trees and other such tom foolery in the woods. Those lights are wired to an independent rocker down by the shifter (yes, this truck is a stick.)
I don't have a pic of them on at night but I'll grab one next time I take it out.
I have a set of BCM lights. Goes into the hitch for quick install. Not cutting or drilling. And they have wire harness ready for upfitter switches. Pricy, but different options of light packages. https://bmclights.com/shop-for-light...rrent-f-series
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