[wooddude]

Sorry, the system won't let me send pics. I get a message that the file is too big. its a jpeg file. Go figure. Send me your Email address and I'll send the pics. My email is blanderson3att@att.net.

[orangeblue]

Here's my 42".  Mounted qith stainless bolts thru the cage.  Solid and sturdy, turns the night in to day!

[NMKawierider]

I wanted to mount mine like Flash's but the windshield put the Kabash to that so the next best thing was up on the front forward flat area.

[Jason]

My neighbor is master at figuring out mechanical systems. He designed a mount for me that kept the light bar below the roof line but out of the sight line. It uses two hand made saddle clamps with a mounting bracket attached to each one. The saddle clamps mount to the roll bar above the dash, and the mounting bracket sticks out just under the roof.I haven't painted the brackets yet.

He did it for a very reasonable price. I asked him if he would make a set for anyone who needs it and he said he would.
You can reach him at tony.johnson@specialtiescompany.com.  He goes by Tony.

Wooddude,

Sorry you're having trouble getting pictures to upload.  I need to reach out to the site's hosting service and get our server storage capacity adjusted.  I'll update when complete via the home page notification banner.

[NMKawierider]

My neighbor is master at figuring out mechanical systems. He designed a mount for me that kept the light bar below the roof line but out of the sight line. It uses two hand made saddle clamps with a mounting bracket attached to each one. The saddle clamps mount to the roll bar above the dash, and the mounting bracket sticks out just under the roof.I haven't painted the brackets yet.

He did it for a very reasonable price. I asked him if he would make a set for anyone who needs it and he said he would.
You can reach him at tony.johnson@specialtiescompany.com.  He goes by Tony.

Wooddude,

Sorry you're having trouble getting pictures to upload.  I need to reach out to the site's hosting service and get our server storage capacity adjusted.  I'll update when complete via the home page notification banner.

In addition I would like to add that it is always preferred to post .IMG links from another image hosting service like Photobucket. Photobucket's basic accounts are free and you are not limited to the number of links you post in forums like this one....and links do not take up server space like actual uploaded attachments do. They also allow pages to load faster and makes posting pics to all web sites fast and easy. I encourage everyone to get yourself a photobucket account.

[Jason]

I second NMKawierider's motion.  It's convenient to have a backup of all photos in one location, you get 10 GB free (with Photobucket), and you can link the .IMG URL out to multiple sites if you'd like to do so and you won't have to upload the same file over and over.

[wooddude]

Here is the mount for the Cree 30 inch on the Uforce 800 that Tony designed.   

http://i1064.photobucket.com/albums/u371/blanderson3/Cree%2030%20inch%20Wide%20Light%20Bar%20Connection%20to%20Roll%20Cage%20Bracket_zpsiyvxfrms.jpg