You say that as if saving $10 on a bulb once every few years is worth the risk of spending $100s or apparently even $1000s if they get damaged.
There are reasons cars have been getting ever more unaffordable (above and beyond inflation), and stuff like bespoke model-specific headlights requiring complicated tooling to manufacture is one of them.
Meanwhile, only 30 years ago when we had sealed-beams in standardized shapes, you could replace a headlight for like $10. And the lens was actually glass instead of plastic prone to yellowing and abrasion.
I really hope somebody [outside the government] made records of all those signs and their contents so that they can be put back when the fascists are overthrown.
The main trouble is that pole is broken off at essentially ground level, so I'm not sure I'd be able to get a good enough grip on it. I'll probably have to still partially dig it to expose some of the concrete, to wrap a chain or strap around.
I have one of those! It hadn't even crossed my mind to use it (probably because my attempt to get the concrete out of my yard was years before I bought it, but still...)
I might try that tomorrow. Or even if I don't do that specific thing, it at least inspires me to think creatively in terms of mechanical advantage.
So are the Finns, but look at all the saunas!