Right Hand Rear Combination Lamp for Massey Ferguson, John Deere & Deutz Tractors

Description

You know that sinking feeling when you’re heading down the road and catch a glimpse of your broken or dim right rear light in your side mirror. If your tractor’s rear lighting is looking rough or not working at all, you’re not just facing a safety issue – you could be looking at a citation from law enforcement. This right-hand rear combination lamp gets you back to being street legal and field safe with one clean replacement.

What You’re Getting

• Complete combination lamp that handles tail light, brake light, turn signal, and license plate illumination in one compact unit
• Weather-sealed construction built to handle dust, moisture, and chemical spray without missing a beat
• Compact 158mm x 64mm x 51mm size that fits in tight mounting spaces where bigger lamps won’t work
• Universal design that works with 12-volt systems across multiple tractor brands and series

Built for Real Farm Work

This lamp is designed to fit a wide range of tractors including Massey Ferguson 2600 and 2700 series, John Deere 40, 50, and 55 series, plus various Deutz models. Whether you’re running a utility tractor for chores, a mid-size row crop machine, or a larger field tractor, this lamp handles the visibility duties while you handle the farming.

Made to Last

Farm tractors take a beating, and the right side often gets the worst of it from brush, branches, and general field hazards. This lamp’s durable lens and housing are built to survive the vibration, weather extremes, and chemical exposure that come with agricultural work. The sealed construction keeps moisture and dirt out so your lights stay bright and reliable.

Installation Notes

The lamp mounts to your existing right-side rear light location using standard hardware and connects to your tail light, brake light, turn signal, and license plate light circuits. Test all functions after installation to make sure everything’s working properly. If you’re replacing one side, consider doing both – mismatched lights look unprofessional and usually mean the other side isn’t far behind.