Lerew

Howdy fellas! So i was laying in bed last night trying to think of a way to move a light bar from vehicle to vehicle that wouldn't require drilling. 2 items came to mind, Suction cups and Magnets. Now i know that the jeeps top is fiberglass but what about other vehicles or even the roll cage when topless? I will be traveling for work again and want to try using magnets to mount a 50" light bar on our F150 and F250 work trucks. I did some searching and came up empty handed for the most part and i know the jeep community is full of DIY-ers. I'm looking for your input and opinions on this possibility and guidance to achieve this. i thought about suction cups but i think there is to much risk with changing temperatures, flexing metals, debris and pure force due to air that would make them to risky. Thanks in advance fellas!

Lerew

Another thought that goes into the magnets is how strong should it be or how many should be used. I would think that two 200lb magnets would be enough to support a 50" bar? Maybe a guy could use the same bracket used on emergency vehicles?

TN_Vol_Jeeper

In definitely no expert, so don't take my word for it or bash me if I'm wrong, but I would imagine that strong of a magnet would cause some sort of interference with a set of LED lights.

14Sport

Seems like there would be a theft issue as well.

Lerew

that did cross my mind. Hopefully someone might have some input on that subject.

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Lerew

ah this too. Where I live theft is minimal but it is a possibility where I'll be working. It's still a risk I'm willing to take. That's where the cheap eBay ones come in handy

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