Right Hand Rear Light Cluster for JCB Telehandlers with Stop, Tail and Fog Functions

Description

When you’re working late into the evening or starting before dawn, the last thing you need is a failed rear light cluster that keeps you off the job. Whether you’re moving materials around the farmyard, loading trucks in dim light, or operating near roadways, proper rear lighting isn’t just about safety inspections—it’s about protecting yourself and others while getting work done efficiently.

What You’re Getting

• Complete right-hand rear light cluster with stop, tail, and fog lamp functions in one assembly
• Heavy-duty construction built to handle the vibration and impacts that come with telehandler work
• Proper seal and weather resistance to keep moisture out and lights working reliably
• Direct replacement design that mounts using your existing hardware and wiring
• 315mm height and 136mm diameter with 82mm mounting hole for precise fit

Built for Real Farm Work

This rear light cluster is designed for a wide range of JCB telehandlers from the compact 500 series utility machines up through the heavy-duty 560 series models. Whether you’re running a 526 around the dairy barn, operating a 540 in construction applications, or using a 535 for hay and feed work, this assembly handles the demanding conditions these versatile machines face every day.

Made to Last

Farm and construction work is tough on lighting, especially rear assemblies that face constant exposure to dust, moisture, and the occasional bump from implements or materials. This cluster uses robust housing materials and reliable sealing to keep working through pressure washing, weather extremes, and the vibration that destroys cheaper alternatives.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward with the existing mounting points, but it’s worth cleaning all electrical connections and applying dielectric grease while you’re at it—corrosion is the enemy of reliable lighting. Test all three functions after installation to make sure everything’s working properly, and consider replacing both sides at the same time for matched performance and appearance.