Those side lights were a great idea. Nice job!

Great job mate your good to go now

nice angles!

Thanks for the video and great info as there is very little info out there on these light connectors under the seat. I have a MZT-61 that I’m going to do when I get the free time so I can cut at night when needed. I just ordered that same lights as you sense I know they won’t draw to much. Got all 4 lights for 28$ so had to do it! Hopefully it goes smooth as yours did. Thanks again for the video!

Well done

This is a great mod. I have a regular 2006ish craftsman lawn tractor and once one of the bulbs died (lots of lawn mowers use a common reverse light bulb socket for vehicles, for the headlights) I replaced them both with some random JDM “reverse light” led bulbs which aren’t even that much brighter. So I have been thinking about putting a couple of these pods on the front of the frame under the hood. Two concerns with that is clearance for the hood when open which doesn’t look like much, and also tons of heat from the muffler killing the leds and melting wires. Other than that, the headlight circuit on my mower is 12v/5amps (from mower alternator only when running) so I figure two auxbeam pods should still stay within amperage rating of the circuit after disabling the main headlights.

Nice

I have this same mower but a 60"... Did you install a switch to turn on the lights or are they tied to ignition and run all the time?

Bet your neighbors love you. Maybe a set of lights for the rear?

Do you find more bugs than normal attracted to you because of the lights? Or are they low enough it doesn't matter?

Did you put any relays any fuses? Rocker switches? You didn't show any of that in your video how it's actually wired

How much of a draw or lighting can you use before the charging system can't keep up and you have a dead battery

Thanks for the video. How has your charging system held up? I keep finding myself needing that extra few minutes in the dark to get finished.

That is one fine set up you put together. I am glad you shared this with us. However, I have one suggestion to help improve your lighting system for especially at night when it seems you're not going to be using any other lights. Have you thought of attaching lights to the back of your machine to help you see what is behind you? I've used a flashlight when mowing at night to see to side of me and behind me but it's a whole lot better when you have lights installed on the back of your mower.

I too cut at night. You may realize you need to see when you're backing up. I would add a light in the back of your mower too.

what brackets are those black ones that allow you to adjust light angle?

I have a ZT54 and was going to add LED lights but then I asked myself, why? With the exception of running away from a Walking Dead invasion at 2AM I don't see myself out mowing the South Pasture at night. Heck, doing it in daylight is boring enough. LOL.

Do you have a part number or model number for these lights?

Did u use a relay

where are the back ones.

Nice job! Are those Amazon leds? I saw another guy put leds on his mower and they looked exactly like yours. I gotta put some on mine...thanks

hate the background music, you should re-upload with out music.

The main reason for this video was to demonstrate wiring the lights. Poor video, useless, unless you want to see a guy driving around at night on his ZTM .