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Plow Headlight Mounting Base Stud Replacement Lower Bracket

Name: Plow Headlight Mounting Base Stud Replacement Lower Bracket
SKU: A21544-000
Price: 12 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 93 (3 reviews)

$12.00

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A21544-000

Plow Light Mounting Base and Stud.

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Here is a plow light mounting base and stud. This is great if you have a good light and the pedestal is bad. You can rivet or screw it on. Should work on any light: Arrow, Truck Lite, Signal Stat, Meyer, Diamond, Boss, Fisher, Western, Hiniker, Snoway and Curtis.

The plate has six holes, stud is 1.5" long, plate is 3-5/8" wide and 2-9/16" deep.

More Information
Plow Brand	Western, Fisher, Blizzard, Meyer, Diamond, Boss, Curtis, Hiniker, Snoway
Truck Manufacturer	Chevy/GMC, Dodge/Plymouth, Ford, International, Isuzu, Jeep, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Suzuki

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Customer Reviews

Worked great!

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Worked great!

Review by Curvin

Posted on 12/12/18
Worked great! Hard to find part. Thank you.

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Parts arrived on time, repaired my plow lights without having to replace them. Lights now adjust and tighten properly. Great value!

Review by Michael

Posted on 12/29/17
Saved by a new mount

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This mount worked on my Hiniker light. I had to file the groove a little for the stud to be able to move freely through the length of the slot. The hardest part was grinding off the old, rusted fasteners.

Review by Nathan

Posted on 3/21/17