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Golf Cart headlight at night
My 2011 Yamaha's headlights throw a narrow beam about 20 ft directly ahead which is inadequate for safe use. Because I cannot see the road border on the right, I do not use it at night. What can be done to broaden and extend the beam? and where can this be done?
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Get a LED light bar installed.
$100 at TV Cart Shops. Have them install an on/off switch. Too many carts (& related idiot owners) drive with LED light bars on and blind people. On new carts, unfortunately TV does not install switches without a request. Please request. |
I've seen small LED bars mounted on the front of yamaha's below the fiberglass body. Look like they are mounted to the top of the black hump in front (muffler cover?). They seem to help light up the road and the boarders and not be blinding to others. Sure would like to know the brand and model of those lights.
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Oh great.... Another cart BLINDING on-coming traffic. Talk about unsafe !!!!! :ohdear:
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I know there have been times that I wished the headlights also lit up more of the sides of the road. |
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Replace ..
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Well here's and idea for an enterprising person!!!
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This is how mad max started……
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One foot LED light bar on your bumper
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LED bar ,Village golf...works well
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Here's a bright idea!
Go on Amazon and look for "LED golf cart light kits." They run around $100 or so, and include tail lights/brake lights and turn signals as well as headlights that will fit your cart perfectly. Then go to the fellow who installed mine: Eric at Cart Clinic (352) 361-1019. He's fast, friendly and reasonable, and he can fix anything on any cart - probably right at your house.
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Add any type of additional lights you want. Just make sure they are aimed properly so oncoming drivers are not blinded. The other night we were driving down El Camino and was blinded by a golf cart and an oncoming car at the same time. Thank goodness district 2 cares enough to put stripes down the middle of the MMP.
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Your request is understandable. Many Carts come this way. HOWEVER, there seems to be many, many, thoughtless folks installing exceedingly brrillant, mis-aimed addtitions to their Carts, blinding oncoming traffic. Just the other day I was blinded while on the roadway, by a cart two lux under starring at the Sun. I despise any regulations, but let's get Real With your needs to see a thousand yards ahead. Afterall, The VI'll ages have worked hard to reflective outline MMPS.
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You may try adjusting the stock headlights, it requires a small phillip's screwdriver. The adjustment screw is located in the center of the headlight assembly. Make sure the front tires are turned to allow easier access.
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To each, their own…… |
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You’re light bar blinds on coming traffic, but it’s about me right. |
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No, it’s really about not running over people that wear black clothing or no lights/reflective strips while walking the MMP’s when it’s dark. |
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Actually I do five u dime. |
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Why would you need those with all the led lights? But, agree better than the barge lights. |
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