Bass Pro Shops® Bi-Color Bow Lights
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- Keeps your boat highly visible in low light conditions
- Chrome-plated zamak construction
- Red and green lenses
Keep your boat highly visible and safe with these ultra-durable bow lights. Traditional bi-color, chrome-plated zamak bow lights have red and green lenses and use a #90 bulb (included). Meet USCG specifications.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Trkysfsh Good Item
I bought this item and it works great. Very easy to install. No problems so far.
June 10, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Unhappyfisher Light Duty Light
This is a low cost, light duty light. I knew it was on the low end of the scale when I ordered it. I just needed to rig a quick set up to place a bow light on my folded in trolling motor so I could fish late and run in after dark. It works well as I build a wooden holder that fits over the trolling motor with a rubber band and is stored under the bow most of the time out of the way. Good use in my Jon boat. I would pay for a better light if I wanted to replace a fixed bow light on my larger boat.
June 5, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by bluesman22 BI COLOR BOW LIGHT
ECONOMICAL FUNCTIONAL GOOD QUALLITY EASY INSTALATION
June 29, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by buckles lights
i have installed the lights, but i did not use them yet.the weather has not cooperated here in pa,yet.i had them on my fisrt boat and they worked very well,thank you.
April 12, 2011
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It's battery powered, 12V, Most run it off the boat battery as the extension cord needed otherwise might get caught it the prop........Answers
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Item number 1012979 is 2.5" L X 2.5" W X 1.25"H.Item number 1012989 is 4.062” L x 2.65” W x 1.68” H
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Stainless, or brass......
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It depends what you are screwing into. For mine in an aluminum boat, self tapping screws worked great, but if there is room under the mounting area, i suggest using a small bolt and nut mainly because it is more secure after miles of boating and trailering. What ever you are drilling into, be sure to use stainless steel or brass to provent corrosion.1 of 1
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