Wireless lights

[Gedd]

Bale trailer lights have sttopped working wire all perished ate these wireless lights any good or is it better to rewire trailer lights would be handy as can be used on other implements

 

[Hilly]

Bale trailer lights have sttopped working wire all perished ate these wireless lights any good or is it better to rewire trailer lights would be handy as can be used on other implements

Yes they good but secure them with cable tie or string or sowt as magnets ok but i dont trust

 

[Sharpy]

I have a sparex set, ridiculously good. But you do have to remember to charge them, and if you don't unplug the transmitting plug and you are unloading with the hauling tractor then they will flash every time you brake.

 

[Lakesdigger]

Bale trailer lights have sttopped working wire all perished ate these wireless lights any good or is it better to rewire trailer lights would be handy as can be used on other implements

As a short term solution to no lights great but imo do it properly and rewire the trailer. It's like when you see ifor Williams trailers with light boards tied on the back because the lights are broken it doesn't look good imho. If someone can't be bothered to fix the lights what's it say about the condition/maintenance of the rest of it.

 

[Phil P]

They do work really well but as has been said I wouldn’t use them as a permanent fix. They’re more for getting you unstuck when the lights are dicking about on a trailer/implement and you’re in a rush to get somewhere. Make sure they’re secured as they will drop off if you hit a pothole and they’re not cheap if you lose one then have to buy a set. Don’t forget to charge them occasionally.

 

[Robt]

As a short term solution to no lights great but imo do it properly and rewire the trailer. It's like when you see ifor Williams trailers with light boards tied on the back because the lights are broken it doesn't look good imho. If someone can't be bothered to fix the lights what's it say about the condition/maintenance of the rest of it.

This!!!! For about 200 pounds and a few hours. Fix them properly

 

[Moors Lad]

Guess a lot depends how much you use your bale trailer... From the right place they are pretty cheap and would certainly be useful for other implements or troublesome lights on another trailer.

 

[quavers]

handy to have a set for back up when your away with your trailer for emergency use , but rewire if using trailer regularly

 

[Hfd Cattle]

Don't buy cheap ones ...they don't last!
As above cable tie them on !
Always put the little bung back in the charger joint to stop dust and wet getting in .
If on a livestock trailer ,remember to remove them in market ....else someone else will!
I disagree with the statement 'they look untidy ' , there are no cables or string flapping about as long as they are put on in a sensible place .
I've been using them ever since they came out , got a set in each tractor and truck .
I re- charge mine in the vehicle which they are in , no hassle .