SS Watermelon Light Bracket 45° Angled Down w/ Univ Mount Hole for Sgl/Dbl Frame
SS Watermelon Light Bracket 45° Angled Down w/ Univ Mount Hole for Sgl/Dbl Frame
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SS Watermelon Light Bracket 45° Angled Down w/ Univ Mount Hole for Sgl/Dbl Frame
The SS Watermelon Light Bracket is a stainless steel mounting bracket that positions a light at a 45° downward angle using a universal mounting hole, designed for single or double frames.
Overview
This SS Watermelon Light Bracket is a durable stainless steel bracket that securely mounts auxiliary lighting at a 45° downward angle. It features a universal mounting hole that fits both single and double frame setups, making it a versatile solution for off-road and agricultural lighting. The bracket is built to hold lights firmly in place while directing the beam toward the ground for improved visibility.
Built For Performance
- Constructed from corrosion-resistant stainless steel for long-term outdoor use
- 45° angled design directs light downward for optimal ground illumination
- Universal mounting hole accommodates most standard light bolts and studs
- Compatible with both single and double frame configurations
- Low-profile design reduces snagging and interference with other components
Fits These Machines
- Universal fit for single frame light bars and double frame light bars
- Compatible with standard 10mm or 3/8" mounting hardware
On-The-Job Use
- Mount side work lights on tractors to illuminate field edges during night operations
- Attach LED pods to ATV or UTV frames for trail riding and utility work
- Use on truck grille guards or bumpers for improved off-road lighting
- Secure floodlights on trailers or equipment decks for loading in low-light conditions
Specs At A Glance
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Angle | 45° down |
| Mount Type | Universal hole |
| Frame Compatibility | Single or Double |
Good To Know
Q: Will this bracket fit my light if my light has a different bolt pattern? A: The universal mounting hole is designed to accept most standard light mounting bolts and studs, but always check your light's mounting bolt spacing before purchasing.
Q: Can I use this bracket to mount a light facing upward instead of downward? A: The 45° angle is fixed in the downward direction; for upward mounting, you would need a different bracket style.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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