LED lights 190XT

Forgive me I am sure this question has been on here before. I tried doing a search on the forum but quickly became frustrated. So, I would like to upgrade my 4 sealed beam lights on my XT. I am looking for lights that look factory, not ones that have 4-5 round LED lights in them. Any help would be appreciated.
Robbie

That sight doesn’t have what I’ve seen before. The LED light I saw before looked just like the sealed beam light.

Thanks Lonn, those are the ones that I was looking for. My brother Charlie saw those as well. I think I am going to order 2 to see how I like them first.

Looks like you need the bolt on back housing to go with it.

Charlie175 wrote: Looks like you need the bolt on back housing to go with it.

They fit in the old housing

AC720Man wrote: I haven’t paid attention the lights having 2 tier brightness? Just the inside ones also coming on the second click of the switch. Guess I need to check that out.

FREEDGUY wrote: AC720Man wrote: I haven’t paid attention the lights having 2 tier brightness? Just the inside ones also coming on the second click of the switch. Guess I need to check that out. Yes, there a 2 bulbs/side that come on in the first position of the rotary switch, but the second position lights up another filament in the "outer bulbs" ?? Pretty sure someone will "confirm or chastise " me on my memory .

Charlie175 wrote: FREEDGUY wrote: AC720Man wrote: I haven’t paid attention the lights having 2 tier brightness? Just the inside ones also coming on the second click of the switch. Guess I need to check that out. Yes, there a 2 bulbs/side that come on in the first position of the rotary switch, but the second position lights up another filament in the "outer bulbs" ?? Pretty sure someone will "confirm or chastise " me on my memory . On mine, the 2 inboard lights come on first, second click the outboard lights come on also. I could see the above option with the first series that only had 1 light?

My brother's 1970 190XT, the first click the inboard front lights come on dim and the flashers flash. The second click the inboard lights go to bright and the flashers still flash. The third click the inboard lights stay on bright, the outboard lights, which are flood lights, turn on, the rear lights turn on and the flashers turn off.

I got those style LED's like LONN showed on my 3020.  They work great.  Much better than the original bulbs.  There is no high/low beam to this light.  It is either on or off from what I've seen and guessing the same for those.  I like the ones with the panels on the light housing as showed by Lonn.  Really can't tell their LED's until you turn them on.  It keeps the original look. I'd recommend.  I also put them on my White 105 and got a few on my R50 combine. Those I have the regular LED's without the panels on the light housing.  Really have not noticed any difference in light output between the two.  

The 190XT with dual lights did not use 3 terminal lights with high and low beam. 

Interesting, always wondered what that thing did. Thanks Flyer. Not only do I want to get brighter lighting, I use the rear plug on the fender to power 2 magnetic warning lights that I place on equipment behind me. When I do that now, if my ride is over 20 minutes it has melted the fuse holder and burn up 1 light switch. With the LED’s drawing less amperage, I am hoping to resolve this issue also.

Am I wrong that the original filament bulbs did not have a 2 filament bulb for the "bright" setting like an old school auto/truck headlight ? I just assumed that the "brights" were a different filament in the same bulb getting kicked on  Never gave a thought about the "spring" on the back of the switch changing the output of the "same" filament LOL !!

Mine is a 1968 and it has it. Yours may have got changed out.
Let me correct myself. Larson par36 fluted lights are flood lights not projected lights. Kenny feels I should get up to 30 feet of light. I rarely do any night time work, I use the lights and flashers driving to fields. My main reason to upgrade to LED is to take the stress off of the wiring and electrical system since I use the rear plug to power 2 magnetic flashing lights I mount on equipment behind me while traveling on local roads. These LED’s are fluted resembling the factory lights which is important to me to keep the factory look.
Interesting to know a red/white light is available for the rear.

Edited by AC720Man - 26 Sep 2020 at 9:07pm