I have always wondered why one of these wouldn’t work with an inverter/quick (dis)connect mount given the amount of times that many of us night ride and any who-cares-what-it-looks-like-or-where-its-mounted attitude when we do. Whether it will hold up is anybody’s guess yet properly engineered mounting would obviously help. I can vouch for the output of another very similar 150 watt light from Morris Lighting. Pretty much instant daylight with surprisingly decent throw for what it is. The Westgate model (LF3) I have gathering dust currently will ether go outside or on the same application as yours someday for fun. https://www.westgatemfg.com/catalog/product/view/id/32795/s/lf4-150ww-tr/category/27/
Why not light up the entire area for large animals trying to get in the cab and light well down the trail?
Seems worth a try at what some of these area lights can be had for in comparison to light bar pricing/performance per lumen. Parallel discussion here: Reasonably priced LED yard light ('wow')..any others out there?
(Edit: I remember paying around $200 for the Morris and LF3 yet apparently they’re now approx. $235 shipped which isn’t in my opinion much for the output if it holds up).