How do the main light assemblies mount to the trailer (i.e. there is no picture showing the back of the main housings)?
1759734
Threaded studs are molded into the rear of the light housing. Lock washer and nut included.
1759735
There is two 1/4-20 studs sticking out of the housing. You can drill holes in a flat surface to match the light, insert the studs through the holes and tighten down with the supplied nuts.
1759736
They have the standard 2 stud mounting, just like any other trailer lights.
25415
These appear to be the full headlight housing with bulbs and the adjustment screws. Not too sure what you mean by bracket?
1852718
light comes with bracket to go on rear right side of body, you will see to holes to mount it to.
213509
They come with it; but I don't know. I never had to touch them. They were already mounted in the light housings.
2138914
The LEDs have little individual clip-in holders. To mount them, you drill a hole holes in the plastic body where you want to mount the lights. The holders sorta snap into place and then when you place the LED's in them from behind, they lock into place. This will not be sufficient however for vigorous activity, I recommend placing a dab of silicone sealant (calk) on the back of each LED assembly once you have it all together and are happy with it.
786757
It is both light housings but I had to modify the bulb to wiring harness tightadapter to make it work and it did not hold the bulbs in tight I had to get some nylon washers to make it tight
423105
I had to use the original mounting bolts. Everything else is there though. Mounts where existing lights are and wiring plugs right in
124697
According to the directions a light kit can be purchased. We didn't want one so I didn't investigate further. Also it can be flush mounted. That is how mine is installed.
1627798
You install a support bracket (purchased separately because this is a large unit) then mount the light outer casing. The rest of the unit then just slides in. It wasn't hard at all.
637212
Not sure if I understand but....These included all parts of the housing, you use your existing lamp holders and pins that hold the housing to the frame
1799549
They have a lip that screws it in place, only thing is that they don't fit snug on 4x4 post. You need to place shims on three sides for firm fit. Also I wouldn't recommend this set of lights as only one of the 4 worked for a short time. Replaced batteries and still didn't work. They look nice but that's all.
234049
I did side mount. I installed awhile ago, but don't recall seeing a rear mount.
544485
Yes, brackets are installed and are the length of the light housing. Each end of the bracket is held to the housing with screws which may be tightened or loosened as needed to adjust light beam angle up or down. Holes in main beam of bracket have holes to allow for mounting light units to your bumper. Lateral adjustment is minimal. Lights should be placed initially with one screw then adjust the lateral beam direction before installing second screw. Should work perfectly!
1670672
It should mount right up. mine has HID and AFS and it fits. the light assembly would specifies if it is Japan built or North American built. just make sure to get the right one.
1239553
There is no assembly, its really simple. If you can change your own headlight, you can change the assembly.
1880615
I mounted them to the camper not the awning. Ran 1.5inches below where the awning was attached to the camper. The lights have an adhesive strip and silicon mounts (buy aluminum 1/4' screws not what comes with it the light as they will rust). Then I to for good measure put a bead of clear silicon around the edges. 2 years and we get other campers stopping by.
1782717
I don't have the light so I don't know. The top bar does have 2 holes on each side to mount lights.