
An external Dazzlepipe mounted behind the sight tube helps the driver see the liquid level from ground level—even when the tube is heavily stained. The illuminated level remains visible through the dirt and staining
When empty, the light appears as a thin green line. As the water level rises, the sight tube magnifies the light and makes the level easier to see.
Even through heavy staining, the green light remains visible and helps the driver identify the liquid level from ground level.
Heavy sludge can block the light below the liquid level while the green light remains visible above it, helping reveal where the level sits.
This St George’s Cross was designed and built as a fully custom Dazzlepipe installation.
Red light faces forwards while white light projects backwards and reflects from the fence.
From the original idea to a completed working build—all achieved within the same day.


Three custom-length blue Dazzlepipes were built for Tom’s tractor puller—one for behind the front grille and two for the gearbox area. They remain operational after nearly 14 months in real working conditions.
One shorter Dazzlepipe for behind the grille and two longer units designed for the gearbox area.
A separate battery supply and remote control allow the lights to operate without interfering with the tractor’s onboard systems.
These prototypes have faced vibration, dirt and demanding tractor-pulling conditions—and continue to work.