That right there is very cool stuff.

 

Thanks

 

Where did you get the bracket piece? Tractor Supply also?

 

Auxillary headlights made from old cherokee headlights.
I welded a washer to the bottom of the headlight cavity then welded another washer to the mount. They go on the front roof rack rail. This way, I can angle which way they point.
The switch is wired in right below the headlight switch, and the only place you can see the wires is coming through the roof (which is sealed with a rubber gasket and rtv). They draw 40 amps so that's why there's 4 wires (20a each 2 hot 2 ground). And hot side fused by the battery.
So far they haven't rattled off at all, the roof rack actually moves before the headlights do. ****ty jeep roof racks... They are really helpful driving at night to avoid animals. I have yet to be late enough to need to use them offroad. The wiring in the back of the bulbs is sealed off so they won't short.

 

Built a custom diff cover with all the bells and whistles. Has a magnetic drain plug and dip stick. Also ties into the truss to make the whole thing stronger

 

You never cease to amaze me.

 

More to come

 

What did you use to cut out the material? Looks good.

 

I used several things. I have a band saw, which saw most of the duty. Small angle grinder with cut off wheel and an air tool with a 3" cut off wheel. Sawsall saw some duty too

 

Wow. I thought you were going to say plasma table or water jet. You are dedicated my friend. Looks good, especially considering you cut it out by hand.

 

Thanks. I modified my band saw a little to make all those small pieces easy and fast. Cutting the inside of the ring was a little bit of a pain

 

We didn't always have plasma tables, water jets, or lazer CNC machines.... used to have to do everything with regular joe tools just like that.

 

Yup, I can't afford that fancy stuff

 

nice fab work!!

 

Thanks