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MOPARMITCH said
I STILL have a Case of 75w rough service bulbs for Automotive drop lights...... :rofl: :rofl:

toolmanmike said
I wanted a few 100 watters. I have a couple places where a little extra heat is a plus.

WV64Signet said
Yeah.. they derived a lumen-to-watt ratio that makes it impossible for incandescent to survive

MOPARMITCH said
I STILL have a Case of 75w rough service bulbs for Automotive drop lights...... :rofl: :rofl:

toolmanmike said
Those work great in garage door openers!

Tooljunkie said
What? Not 100watt? I got a nasty burn from a trouble light . I beat the light against the hoist and demanded 75 watts.

toolmanmike said
Damn those old metal cages would get hot.

69conv said
New definition of grill marks.

They offer a LED 'bulb pack' that you can put in the trouble lights now that gives off good light and doesn't get so hot.... :eek:

Here's the LED replacement for the trouble light I was talking about the other day...

You remove the cage and it screws into the trouble light base...