Submersible back-up lights - The Hull Truth

SJD · 09-16-2009, 02:08 PM

Anyone know of a company that makes submersible reverse lights (or something that may work) for trailers, in the under $200 range? Backing the boat up a curved driveway surrounded by trees at night is a pain. The trailer came with reverse lights (Ranger trailer) but they're not nearly bright enough.

A Few Dollars · 09-16-2009, 02:29 PM

http://www.coastalnightlights.com/orders.html

SJD · 09-18-2009, 03:56 PM

AFD, thanks, other UW LED's I've looked at were a lot pricier. I actually talked with Chris via e-mail and ended up ordering some lights today.
ScarabChris, thank you for the info and I'll letyou know how they work out.

ScarabChris · 09-19-2009, 07:12 AM

Not problem, glad I could help. Thanks for the business.

SJD · 10-16-2009, 06:26 PM

A little late getting back to this but I'd like to thank Chris again, they worked perfect and now I don't have to worry about taking out a tree with the trailer. I also put some strip lights in under the consoles and they are great for some low ambient light at night.
Chris, I'll be ordering some more strip lights shortly for (sorry for this but I'm north) an ice house.

Bly · 10-17-2009, 09:55 PM

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Originally Posted by SJD

AFD, thanks, other UW LED's I've looked at were a lot pricier. I actually talked with Chris via e-mail and ended up ordering some lights today.
ScarabChris, thank you for the info and I'll letyou know how they work out.

I didnt think they were going to be near as bright as the price was very reasonable and they draw very little power. Chris has a great product and he stands behind it. I fish a friend of mines boat and hes got those expensive zeon underwater lights??? He cant use his under water lights when running because of heat factor? Chris has a product thats a jot more friendly.