Description

When you’re out in the field before dawn or moving equipment after sunset, working marker lights aren’t just convenient—they’re essential for staying visible and staying legal. Running equipment in the early morning or after dark with a missing marker light is asking for trouble. This front combination lamp provides both marker light and turn signal functions in one compact unit, giving you the dual-function safety lighting your tractor needs.

What You’re Getting

Dual-function design combines both turn signal and marker light capabilities in a single compact unit
12-volt operation that works with standard agricultural electrical systems
Both right and left hand mounting configurations available for complete coverage
Weather-resistant construction withstands harsh agricultural environments
105mm x 76mm size fits the original mounting points perfectly

Built for Real Farm Work

This combination lamp is designed specifically for Massey Ferguson’s workhorse tractors—the 3000, 3100, and 3600 series that you see all over grain country and dairy operations. It also fits Landini tractors including the 70 Series, Blizzard Series, and Large Series models. Critical for tractors frequently traveling on public roads between fields, farms, and equipment dealers, these machines need proper lighting that meets safety regulations while handling the demands of agricultural work.

Made to Last

These marker lights live a hard life – getting blasted by pressure washers, smacked by branches, and baked by sun all summer. Professional-grade construction provides reliable operation in demanding agricultural environments including dust, moisture, vibration, and temperature extremes. The sealed design keeps water and dirt out, preventing those common failures where your lights stop working when you need them most.

Installation Notes

Direct replacement design fits original mounting points perfectly, so this lamp drops right into your existing light location. Check your wiring before blaming the light – corroded connectors cause more failures than bad bulbs. A quick shot of contact cleaner on the connections usually solves most “dead” light problems and ensures your new lamp works properly from day one.