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New_Yorker


Preach the Gospel always, use words when necessary

Location: Long Island, NY
Joined: Nov 26, 2010
Points: 219

HONDA Snowblower LED Light HS 928TAS
Original Message   Dec 23, 2010 1:52 pm
O-K, the light kit that is sold as an 'Accessory' for the Honda Snowblowers comes with a standard 12 V sealed beam, like the old car headlights of yesteryear. But it IS Halogen as Honda says, a $10.00 dollar GE Par36 50 Watt bulb that puts out 300 Lumens.  It is in fact manufactured for this and many other applications by a company named (PM) Peterson Manufacturing, (www.pmlights.com)   They list the light in its rubber weather and vibration resistant mount as a Model 507, and if you go to www.foxtaillights.com they sell it for about 30 bucks, without the special HONDA snowblower bracket you need to mount it to the Honda snowblower, for the kit that Honda sells that includes this expect to pay $ 60.00 buckaroos.   Now IF, like me, You want to install a light more modern, capable and bright here's what you do.  You again go to FoxTailLights.com, and buy the PM model 907 light with 10 LED Diodes to light your way and an estimated 100,000 hour durability and an output of 1000 Lumens  . . . that light with the same rubber mount sells for $ 72.00 plus shipping and anything else they can add. 

The light kit, like the Commercial Skid Shoes is supplied with the electroplated zinc, Guaranteed to RUST in record time, bolts, nuts & washers.  If you don't like rust on your new snowblower go to www.allensfasteners.com and replace the HONDA QuickRust hardware with some Stainless Steel.

Incidentally the Peterson Manufacturing (PM) Technical rep said that the OEM accesory light they supply Honda, the 50watt 12V sealed bean requires 2.54 amps, the new LED unit needs just  .51 amps to operate, so the extra power to run the switch is not going to be a problem.  Just make sure the unit gets as good a ground contact as you can or it might  not work. 

PM makes a stick-on reflective in either amber or red they call them "Spitfires", IMHO they are the brightest reflectors I've ever seen should anyone need such a thing.

This message was modified Jan 7, 2011 by New_Yorker
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Steve_Cebu


Joined: Dec 17, 2009
Points: 888

Re: HONDA Snowblower LED Light HS 928TAS
Reply #14   Jan 7, 2011 1:45 pm
New_Yorker wrote:
Greetings Everyone, Here we have one of many antagonistic, when not completely useless posts by Steve_Cebu, no shocker there ! Note his contempt for New Jersey residents, which is supposed to insult me.  As for the internet info, let's examine Steve_Cebus first posting to me to see how He holds up under his own standard.  I think you'll you will discover that Steve is guilty of what phychiatrists call "Projection" in insulting myself and others, He attributes to Others what he himself would do in the same situation. 

When I first came to this forum I asked if anyone had any information about installing an LED light on my Homda Snowblower.  Steve was the 1st to respond.  He evidently did a google search, found nothing, and copied what he did find anyway rather than avoid commenting on that which he had no information or relevance to the question asked.  Here's that valueless post, an oldie but a goodie that proves that Steve_Cebu does what he accuses me of doing, despite any proof.  I highlighted and Underlined the key phrsaes to assist you.

Enjoy !

_______________________________________________________________

Steve has NO ORIGINAL thoughts of his own knowledge, beyond mindless insults.  So he, not I Google the baloney he posts.  Like I said, "PROJECTION" attributing to me, what Steve_Cebu does in the same situation.

No information about a snowblower, its electrical output, the light either from the OEM or the potentially new LED light, just a buncha Google Info or wikipedia that added nothing to the question asked.

So you will all forgive me when I ignore Steve_Cebu's aimless postings in the future, because they lead only to embarassing poor Steve, and they serve no purpose.

Now, who's going to tell me how I began the offensive insult postings ? ? ? Let me point out that this useless post from ol stevie I did NOT expose back when he first posted it, I was NOT interested in belittling anyone.  However the best defense is a good offense, so if this bit of truth and reality offends ol stevie, how's that bad ?



So you are DavidNJ after all. I still don't see any pics from you with your alleged snowblower or you using it. Just a lot of stuff from an online manual. You have contributed nothing except opinions about a snowblower that you do not even attempt to prove that you own. You are never going to post any pics because you do not have a Honda, you bought an MTD instead. You are only posting tech info gleaned from online info and a supposed manual that you own which is doubtful. So you dream up a starwman arguement in which you do not answer any of what I have posted as you have to avoid the truth at all costs.

As far as LED lights apparantly I did not make myself clear however a poster later on was able to so i saw no point in expounding on the fact that an LED does get hot and that is why it requires a heat sink. The actual light itself does not get hot but if you run it without a heat sink the LED will fail and quickly. You chose to ignore my saying that.

Anyway back to your strawman arguement. Either produce the pics of your Honda 928 with your LED light attachment or get relegated back to being the liar you have been in this forum. You have little to no practical experience and it shows. Posting tech articles on snowblowers that anyone could look up doesn't count David.

This message was modified Jan 7, 2011 by Steve_Cebu


"If you have more miles on your snow blower than your car, you live in New England."  "If you can drive 75 mph through 2 feet of snow during a raging blizzard without flinching, you live in New England."
Steve_Cebu


Joined: Dec 17, 2009
Points: 888

Re: HONDA Snowblower LED Light HS 928TAS
Reply #15   Jan 7, 2011 1:47 pm
njal wrote:
yo steve aint notthing wrong with jersey!!!

course we could use more snow! :-)



The only thing wrong with Jersey is DavidNJ a former poster from New Jersey now going under the name New_Yorker. He was booted off for being insulting and rude. Jersey State is cool tho.

"If you have more miles on your snow blower than your car, you live in New England."  "If you can drive 75 mph through 2 feet of snow during a raging blizzard without flinching, you live in New England."
New_Yorker


Preach the Gospel always, use words when necessary

Location: Long Island, NY
Joined: Nov 26, 2010
Points: 219

Re: HONDA Snowblower LED Light HS 928TAS
Reply #16   Jan 7, 2011 1:48 pm
kderobertis wrote:
New Yorker,

Can we see a photo of your new LED light?  Are you located on Long Island, because I would like to perform the update on my 2011 Honda HS928TA, since I already have the Honda Light Kit installed.

Great photo.  Just curious why the numbers on the top center of the auger housing ?  I will be delighted to take a photo and post it, though I doubt my skills at photography are equal to yours. You obviously managed No reflections, no shadows, perfect focus, with just the right light level to see everything in detail, well done.  You should send the photo along to Honda's Power Equipment people so they can use it to illustrate the light kit option for the HS 928 machine.  They'd probably sell more light accesories that way.

New_Yorker


Preach the Gospel always, use words when necessary

Location: Long Island, NY
Joined: Nov 26, 2010
Points: 219

Re: HONDA Snowblower LED Light HS 928TAS
Reply #17   Jan 7, 2011 2:04 pm
Steve_Cebu wrote:
The only thing wrong with Jersey is DavidNJ a former poster from New Jersey now going under the name New_Yorker. He was booted off for being insulting and rude. Jersey State is cool tho.


Somehow I didn't imagine for even a moment that I was your Debut at insulting people, and posting irrelevant wikipedia answers.  Question is how did the Moderator manage to not Boot you after your obvious history.  You're still here offending others and posting garbage.  More proof of my earlier warnings not to believe the pseudo-expert on these forums.   Oh,  and I find that I have no need to prove anything to you or anyone else here.  Last time I looked this was still a Free Country. 
Steve_Cebu


Joined: Dec 17, 2009
Points: 888

Re: HONDA Snowblower LED Light HS 928TAS
Reply #18   Jan 7, 2011 2:30 pm
New_Yorker wrote:
Somehow I didn't imagine for even a moment that I was your Debut at insulting people, and posting irrelevant wikipedia answers.  Question is how did the Moderator manage to not Boot you after your obvious history.  You're still here offending others and posting garbage.  More proof of my earlier warnings not to believe the pseudo-expert on these forums.   Oh,  and I find that I have no need to prove anything to you or anyone else here.  Last time I looked this was still a Free Country. 



I have not insulted anyone. What I see is you attempt to discredit me through strawman arguements by taking one post out of a series of posts to claim I was wrong about LED lights. Lights that you do not have on your Honda and neither do you have a Honda, of that I am fairly certain. Post the pics of your LED light setup on your Honda and that will prove that you aren't really DavidNJ because he bought a MTD snowblower again. People on here disagree all the time. It's the nature of a forum. You have been unable to point out where I have been rude and insulting and in fact the threads you were in were locked out because of your behavior. You like to use the term pseudo-expert yet you yourself do not even own the machine you claim to own which is why you will never post a pic of it. You read tech specs from manufacturer websites and somehow that makes you an expert?! You have posted no wothwhile content at all. So what exactly does that make you? I'm noit an expert and I have never claimed to be one. You make that claim and then try and discredit me. Show me one post where I claimed to be an expert, you can't. I'm just a guy who owns a Toro 1028 snowblower and I've posted pics and videos of it on here and shared my experiences. What have you done except create problems where none exist?

I'll sit back and wait for pics that will never get posted because you do not own the machine that you claim to own. You were booted off before because of your behavior. You can't prove anything to anyone because you have no practical information a to share. I'm still awaiting a list of people whom I have offended other than yourself.

People read these posts and they'll know you are full of hot air. No matter how you try an squirm out of it you don't own a Honda and you didn't put an LED light on it. You are a fraud! If not prove me wrong and I will apologize and say no more.

Like the quote says "Never wrestle with a pig - you get dirty and the pig likes it"

Either way I'm out of this mindless conversation.

This message was modified Jan 7, 2011 by Steve_Cebu


"If you have more miles on your snow blower than your car, you live in New England."  "If you can drive 75 mph through 2 feet of snow during a raging blizzard without flinching, you live in New England."
kderobertis


Location: Melville, NY
Joined: Mar 9, 2010
Points: 30

Re: HONDA Snowblower LED Light HS 928TAS
Reply #19   Jan 7, 2011 2:39 pm
New Yorker,

The number over the housing I just add for really no reason, it's something I add  to identify the width of the machine, for my  snow blower and lawn equiptment.

As for the photo, it was shot with the iPhone very simple.

This message was modified Jan 7, 2011 by kderobertis


Ken

kderobertis


Location: Melville, NY
Joined: Mar 9, 2010
Points: 30

Re: HONDA Snowblower LED Light HS 928TAS
Reply #20   Jan 7, 2011 2:53 pm
New Yorker,

Quick question, does the LED light work with a simple replacement of the 507 with the 907 in the rubber housing?  Do the wires connect the same?  If so, I will order the light and take a photo.

Is there any fickering while the engine is running?

So I replace this:

with this:



Ken

njal


Joined: Jan 9, 2010
Points: 109

Re: HONDA Snowblower LED Light HS 928TAS
Reply #21   Jan 7, 2011 4:12 pm
aa335 wrote:
Yup.  I'm paying $3.39 per gallon for premium.  Ouch. 

Yeah, I don't get why you can't pump your own gas in NJ.  Those people don't care about your car, why should they touch your car?  Is there a pump handler union in NJ?


I think we are the only state left with that rule.
njal


Joined: Jan 9, 2010
Points: 109

Re: HONDA Snowblower LED Light HS 928TAS
Reply #22   Jan 7, 2011 4:16 pm
Steve_Cebu wrote:
The only thing wrong with Jersey is DavidNJ a former poster from New Jersey now going under the name New_Yorker. He was booted off for being insulting and rude. Jersey State is cool tho.


Steve, It’s just dang expensive to live here.

We are taxed up the WAZZZO ..

Steve_Cebu


Joined: Dec 17, 2009
Points: 888

Re: HONDA Snowblower LED Light HS 928TAS
Reply #23   Jan 7, 2011 4:30 pm
njal wrote:

Steve, It’s just dang expensive to live here.

We are taxed up the WAZZZO ..



Yeah it is, I had relatives that lived there. They've since moved. My aunt has friends who still live there. Taxes in NYC are pretty bad also. Gas here is about $3.01 but our property taxes are insane considering we get no real benefits from paying them.

"If you have more miles on your snow blower than your car, you live in New England."  "If you can drive 75 mph through 2 feet of snow during a raging blizzard without flinching, you live in New England."
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