2 Steel Trailer Light Boxes w/6" LED Oval Tail Lights & 2" LED Amber Round Side Lights w/ wire connectors

Having trouble with electrical problems on my camper, I welded these to its bumper and have had no problems with them. They are sturdy, well-made, and fit my requirements exactly. If you are wondering, these are truck lights with a 3 wire pigtail for a 6 inch oval and a 2 wire pigtail for a A red wire is a stop/turn signal, a back wire is running/clearance lights, and a white wire is the Green and yellow wires go to red in the flat 4 wire harness on the left side, black goes to the right side, and white goes to the right side In the top of the box, I mounted a white light by drilling three holes, and connecting the black wire to the brown harness wire. The grommets for the 6 inch lights grip very tightly. The use of The 40 on the edge of the light helps a lot when removing the light from its grommet, and it will not harm anything.

Jonathan Barber

| Feb 02, 2021

My wires were wired in and the lights were tested and everything was fine. The grommets did not seem to fit in the box after I put them in. When I attempted to get the light to go in, I popped a vessel trying to get it to fit. Using the box as a platform, I was able to press the top and bottom grommets to flat against their surfaces. Have finalized my run and have been complimented on the lighting It is when I get back home and take them back out that all the fun begins. In order to pry them out, I used an 18" pry bar in the hole for the marker light because I was afraid they were going I figured out why they were there after I got them out. In this case, the grommets are too big for the holes since they have molded into them a lip that is flush with the lip that is supposed to keep them in place. In such case, I would have returned them if I hadn't already welded them.

Camilla Petersen

| May 16, 2021

What a great job! Unfortunately, I don't possess the skills or tools needed to make one such thing. A local professional shop welded the new lights to my utility trailer frame in place of the generic "bowl lights" they came with originally. While I did not perform the intricacies of wiring and installing the lights, I did manage to complete the job. Generally, it wasn't a bad experience, just that there were no wiring provided (lengthwise). To get me out of the box and into the main frame of the trailer, I merged connections with brake and turn signals. The reasons why you can figure out connections are tight are because once the frames and boxes are mounted, the interconnections are confined. Turn on the lights and sound Other users had posted that silicone grommets were difficult to insert - we found it not to be the case. This might be a case of luck that the dimensions of the cuts were met. Resulted in the outcomes anticipated for the project. All aspects of the business were improved by 100%. Unlike many other products, boxes are solid, rugged, and hold up well to standing for many years. I will back into something less and be less concerned about smashing the bowl as it is more idiot proof. My surprise is that I hadn't already done that, but I am considerably less concerned about the boxes now. Finally, I notice that the lights are considerably brighter and more noticeable on the road, promoting safety for other motorists in my rear view mirror as I back into parking In addition to adding aesthetic appeal, the side turn signal marker (circle) adds another dimension to the vehicle. I am glad you like it!.

Jazmin Peck

| Mar 10, 2021

Years after years of buying new trailer lights when the previous ones failed, filled up with water, and/or failed to work, I had to keep replacing them. Finally, I came across these and was happy to have done so. There is only one word to describe this awesome! I love how bright it is! I like how thick the tacking welds are on the inside. If you have the right tools, you can install the software pretty easily. It makes DIY life much easier as there are no drill holes included so you can drill or weld your own holes, which is great for people like me who like to do things themselves. Overall, the quality of the build and the brightness of the lights is exceptional, and the price is perfect. Just like every metal item if you don't paint it right away then it will rust, so paint it right after you install! You get a lot for your money!.

Sylvie Cowan

| Nov 12, 2020

I'd like to hold my drink. In addition to hauling firewood from back in the woods, I also used my trailer for a variety of other things. After a while I became fed up with replacing those plastic lights every time a rock or log broke them on occasion I backed into a tree or a branch severely damaged them. It is made of tough plastic, and if one of the lights gets damaged (which I doubt will happen), you simply take it out of the grommet and attach three wires, then put in the new light. Despite being bare steel, you'll have to scuff and paint them before you can use them. Be aware of this. You will need grommets or a threaded/female connector if you are using conduit. The through hole for the wires does not come with a grommet so you will need those to avoid chafing. There is a lot more light produced by fluorescents compared to incandescents. A feature to note is the oval lights have directional patterns. If you are oCD, this won't be a big deal, but if you install them oppositely it will drive you crazy. When you power it up, you'll see what I mean. As a result, one light will be happy and the other will frown. It's like a smiley face pattern for the ruining lights. This is a good product. Updates will be made if I experience any problems.

Alexis Clay

| May 03, 2021

Boxes arrived disassembled, and the light bulbs were well-protected. On mine, I mounted it on the gooseneck of a trailer that flies mainly a tractor and equipment for hay making, which blocks the tail lights from the factory. They are made of stamped 14 gauge steel, which is a weighty enough gauge to serve their purpose without being overly heavy. In the punched out mounting holes for the light there are a few sharp corners, but nothing excessive, nothing more than a 10 minute file work session can't fix. It appears that the ends are properly welded, IMO, to allow them to work properly when protected. The surfaces were going to be in an open area, so I thought it was best to weld them solidly. The trailer also has a 3/4" marker light on the back of the boxes, which works in the same manner as the marker light. Several boxes in the shipment were coated with an anti-rust film that looked like cosmoline. The process of preparing them for painting took me more than an hour, but the rattle can primer and equipment enamel came off with no problem. It was very easy to place the lights in the Initially, the rubber grommets were rigid, but after a couple of uses with a heat gun they were pliable again. The lights in the other reviews aren't orange color or dim, as stated in other reviews. As far as I can tell, the ones I received are DOT approved and bright enough for you to see That was a heck of a deal for me. In the 903, I would have to start from scratch to build my own boxes and purchase the lights, which would cost me nearly double what it would in the 903. Go ahead and buy them if you're on the fence about whether you want to get a pair or not. It's worth the money to buy them.

Gavin Mays

| Apr 12, 2021