Description
We’ve all been there—you buy a nice beacon light, mount it on your tractor, and within a month it’s dangling by its wires after catching a low branch. This LED beacon’s flexible mount is the solution. The rubber base lets the whole light flex when hit, then springs back to position. When you’re moving equipment on public roads or working near busy areas, this beacon makes sure everyone sees you coming.
What You’re Getting
- Bright LED technology visible from all angles, even in daylight
- Flexible rubber mount absorbs impacts and vibration without breaking
- Low power consumption won’t drain your battery like old-style rotating beacons
- Weather-sealed construction handles rain, dust, and temperature extremes
- Works with both 12V and 24V electrical systems for universal compatibility
Built for Real Farm Work
It’s perfect for equipment that sees tight spaces—think sprayers going through orchard rows, tractors with loaders working in barns, or any equipment that occasionally meets immovable objects. Moving farm equipment on public roads is getting more dangerous every year as traffic increases and drivers get more distracted. This beacon puts out serious light that’s impossible to miss, whether you’re moving a combine at dawn, pulling wide tillage equipment between fields, or operating near roads during harvest.
Made to Last
The flexi-mount design means it’ll take a hit from a tree branch and bounce back instead of breaking off like those rigid-mount lights that last about one season. The LED technology means no more burned-out bulbs or broken rotating mechanisms, just reliable warning light whenever you need it. Unlike rotating beacons with motors and gears to fail, these LEDs just keep flashing year after year.
Installation Notes
Installation takes about 15 minutes and basic tools. The flexible mount typically attaches with three bolts to any flat surface—tractor roof, ROPS bar, or implement frame. Run your power wire to a switched circuit so it turns off with the key, and don’t forget an inline fuse for safety. Mount height matters for visibility—get it as high as practical while still clearing obstacles.
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