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T-roy
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Location: DesAllemands LA
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 Boat headlights Not bad for a rookie with a 115v welder ay? I hated the glare from lights mounted on the bow.
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take'emgator
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Re: Boat headlights That is definitly different, but unique
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SmokeEater829
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Re: Boat headlights What lights you putting there? Looks good to me
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mississippiduckboy
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Re: Boat headlights I think he said he was goin with the Duallys on another post.
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T-roy
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Re: Boat headlights I think the flush mount lights would look the best, but I'm guessing I would regret not having any way to adjust them.
So yes, I think I'm going with the Duallys. just finished the job tonight. will make my order tomorrow.
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wm81
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Re: Boat headlights I like it, I was thinking of doing something similar but putting a plexiglass cover over it.
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T-roy
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Re: Boat headlights
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mississippiduckboy
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Re: Boat headlights Expanded metal over it with a tack weld or two holdin it in place?
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barnes_53
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Re: Boat headlights I would recommend the Dually spot beams. If you place the flood beams in there you lose half of your light output by having one side blocked, thus resulting in spending twice the amount of money for half of the light.
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brasso
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Re: Boat headlights
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CJB
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Re: Boat headlights There's a bunch of guys from 'round my parts that have always rigged up headlights on their 'traditional' mudboats that way. Talk about light up a canal..
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T-roy
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Re: Boat headlights Oh well, right or wrong, I made the order. I ordered a pair of dually d-2 driving lights. They'll be here thursday..... supposedly.
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