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Read articles →This is part one of an owner's DIY accessory install on a Mahindra 1635, not a review or a wiring walkthrough yet. Jeremiah mounts an aftermarket LED light bar kit and a Plano ammo can toolbox to the ROPS, working through U-bolts, brackets, and placement, but stops before the actual electrical wiring, which is saved for a follow-up video. Best for owners planning the same accessory mounts.
Posted by the 5 Acre Homestead channel, an owner-operator documenting his own DIY tractor accessory projects.
The ROPS is two inch by two inch square tubing with rounded corners, so U-bolts sized for that rounded tubing, bought from Lowe's, fit correctly.
Use U-bolts and the included brackets to clamp the small 4-inch lights facing forward and the 12-inch light bar facing backward, positioned for visibility behind the tractor.
Yes, but it needs holes drilled for the U-bolts, and it cannot sit flush because the lid lip hits the ROPS, so angled mounting is needed.
The kit comes with a 15 amp fuse along with an inline relay and a rocker switch, though spare 15 and 10 amp fuses were also included.
