Remotely Operable Light Bar Tilting System

A remotely operated light bar tilting system comprising:

• a first attachment base, the first attachment base comprising a first support mount and a first light bar mount, the first light bar mount coupled to the first support mount by a first pivot joint, the first light bar mount being configured to support at least part of a light bar at the first pivot joint, the first pivot joint permitting rotation of the light bar relative to the first support mount;
• an actuator having a first portion and a second potion, the second portion being movable relative to the first portion, the actuator being configured to be operably coupled with the light bar by the first portion;
• and
• a linkage assembly connecting the actuator to the first attachment base, the linkage assembly being coupled to the second portion of the actuator at a first joint and coupled to the first attachment base at a final joint,
• wherein, upon actuation, the first portion of the actuator moves relative to the second portion to transmit a force through the linkage assembly to cause the light bar to rotate, the actuator wholly and at least a part of the linkage assembly rotating about the pivot with the light bar.

A remotely operated light bar tilting system comprising:

• a light bar;
• a first attachment base, the first attachment base comprising a first support mount and a first light bar mount, the first light bar mount coupled to the first support mount by a first pivot joint, the first light bar mount being configured to support at least part of the light bar at the first pivot joint, the first pivot joint permitting rotation of the light bar relative to the first support mount;
• an actuator having a first portion and a second potion, the second portion being movable relative to the first portion, the actuator being configured to be operably coupled with the light bar by the first portion;
• and
• a linkage assembly connecting the actuator to the first attachment base, the linkage assembly being coupled to the second portion of the actuator at a first joint, coupled to the light bar at a second joint, and coupled to the first attachment base at a final joint,
• wherein, upon actuation, the first portion of the actuator moves relative to the second portion to transmit a force through the linkage assembly to cause the light bar to rotate, the actuator wholly and at least a part of the linkage assembly rotating about the pivot with the light bar.