Rear Combination Lamp with Red/Amber Functions and Reflector for David Brown 90/94 Series Tractors

Description

When you’re heading down the highway with a load of hay behind you, or pulling equipment between fields at dawn, good rear lighting isn’t just about staying legal—it’s about staying alive. This combination lamp gives you everything you need in one compact unit: brake lights, turn signals, tail lights, and reflector visibility so other drivers see you coming from way off.

What You’re Getting

• Dual red and amber functions plus reflector capability—all your safety bases covered
• Universal left and right mounting design simplifies installation on either side of your tractor
• Compact 184mm x 76mm size fits neatly without taking up valuable space
• Built tough to handle the vibration, weather, and general abuse farm equipment takes
• Direct replacement design—no modifications or custom brackets needed

Built for Real Farm Work

David Brown 90 and 94 series tractors spend plenty of time on public roads, whether you’re moving between fields, hauling grain to the elevator, or heading to the implement dealer. These reliable workhorses handle everything from cultivating and planting to hay operations and loader work around the yard. Proper rear lighting is essential when you’re sharing the road with faster traffic, especially during those early morning or late evening runs that are part of farming life.

Made to Last

This isn’t some flimsy aftermarket lamp that’ll crack at the first pothole. The weatherproof construction handles temperature swings, road vibration, and the occasional branch or fence post encounter. Quality materials mean it’ll keep working through seasons of hard use, and the reflector function provides passive visibility even when the electrical system isn’t powered.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward—mount it according to your tractor’s original configuration and make sure all electrical connections are clean and tight. The replacement lens (part 4308) is available separately for future maintenance. Test all functions before hitting the road: running lights, brake lights, and turn signals. Keep those connections clean and dry—corrosion is the enemy of reliable lighting.