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rider9195

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I got a Craftsman one for Christmas last year. It's an LED and has a 20 something foot cord. Works great for me.
 

Agentwho

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I tend to go threw a few drop lights a year. They get dropped kicked around and generally abused so I find it best to just buy the cheap ones. I like the fluorescent bulbs, they put out pleanty of light and tend to flood around everything nicely.

When the craftsmans would go on sale for 10 bucks I would grab a couple but I haven't seen them dip down that low in a long while http://www.sears.com/craftsman-13-w...3473941000P?prdNo=19&blockNo=19&blockType=G19

Harbor Frieght has a decent drop light for 13 bucks
http://www.harborfreight.com/fluorescent-work-light-92079.html

I have been eyeing up this one rechargable led bayco light a guy I work with has, it is pretty thin so it can be worked into tight areas and put out a good amount of light. I think I will be picking one up soon.
http://www.baycoproducts.com/industrial/workLightsLEDs.html
 
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JASTECH

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I like the L.E.D. best in summer, they have the best light in winter too but no heat, lol...When it's 13¡ã like tonight I snuggle the light. I would get LED on reel and a rechargeable when needed. I have short LED's too for tight areas under seats, dash ect.
 
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