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    825 Lighting Options

    New here and have had my gator for about 2 weeks and we like to go out at night. The standard lights on it just don't cut it. I have the poly roof and the windshield but looking for some different lighting options. I'm thinking I would like some on the roof. Since everyone else here is so helpful, how about throwing some lighting options my way. I'm also a big fog light fan on my other vehicles. Let me know when you get a chance......thank you!!!

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    For the roof warn makes some 2" atv/utv lights that are well built and far superior to the ones John Deere offers which in my opinion are garbage.

    I have 4 of the HID ones on the roof (https://www.warn.com/atv/lights/W200X...ot_Beams.shtml) and the light output is amazing daylight to at least 400'. They also offer 2" Spot (Link) and 2" Fog (Link)

    In the grill I replaced the John Deere lights with Warn 4" HID's as well (Link)

    As you can imagine their is no lack of light. You also lose about ten pounds of wire switching from the crazy John Deere Harness, which does not do well with water at all, the warn harnesses are much cleaner and better quility connections.
    2011 825i camo, black alloy 30" zilla tires, sport seats, hp exhaust, warn 3500lb winch, camo poly roof,

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    i replaced the factory headlight bulbs with 6k hid`s and added 4" 6k hid spotlights to the front, no need for roof mounted spotlights anymore but heres the pics so u can make that call for yourself https://https://www.johndeeregatorforu...ight=headlight

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    I purchased two sets of the Deere work lights and put two on the front of the poly roof and two on the rear. They work really well in my opinion. The HID lights are really nice also but are quite expensive. With the standard stock headlights and the front work lights, you have good visibility to mid range.

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