31Abone Well-known member Apr 27, 2019 #1 Can't seem to find info on head light beam adjustment,mine are so far out they are useless..
K Kerk Well-known member Apr 27, 2019 #2 The large nut that holds the headlight to the Bar needs to be loose enough to move the whole light assy,
The large nut that holds the headlight to the Bar needs to be loose enough to move the whole light assy,
DavidG Well-known member Apr 27, 2019 #3 Buy an owners manual reprint or an original; the set up is illustrated therein along with a lot of other useful information.
Buy an owners manual reprint or an original; the set up is illustrated therein along with a lot of other useful information.
C cas3 Well-known member Apr 27, 2019 #5 i go out on a lonely road at night, cover one with a jacket, and adjust the other. try not to wake up the cows
i go out on a lonely road at night, cover one with a jacket, and adjust the other. try not to wake up the cows
34billct Senior Member Apr 28, 2019 #6 For best results use new old stock lamps as the repro ones do not have the correct filament alignment to focus the beam.
For best results use new old stock lamps as the repro ones do not have the correct filament alignment to focus the beam.
31Abone Well-known member Apr 29, 2019 #7 thinking of adjusting them by turning nuts on after market bulb holders ...focus them on the garage wall to get the correct beam ..thanks all ..
thinking of adjusting them by turning nuts on after market bulb holders ...focus them on the garage wall to get the correct beam ..thanks all ..
