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Read articles →This isn't about the RX7320 itself but about swapping lenses on already-installed Baja Designs Squadron Sport lights, going from a wide cornering lens to a work/scene lens. Ron walks through disassembly, O-ring replacement, optic orientation, torque pattern, and reassembly, then compares the beam pattern before and after on his box blade. Useful for owners who already have these specific lights and want a real lens-swap walkthrough, not a buying or install-from-scratch guide.
An owner-operator (Ron) sharing a hands-on DIY maintenance task on his own tractor and aftermarket lights, not a dealer or manufacturer.
Remove the four 2.5 mm Allen head bolts, take off the collar, then the lens comes out along with the optics and O-ring behind it.
The video says about three inch-pounds, but recommends checking Baja Designs' official instructions rather than trusting that number.
Wide cornering diffuses light more horizontally and less vertically with an intense center, while the work/scene lens spreads light more evenly over a wider area.
Yes, Ron says one reason he bought these lights is that he can service them, changing lenses if one breaks or doesn't fit his needs.
