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Left Hand Side Marker Lamp for General Purpose Agricultural Tractors

Original price was: $44.49.Current price is: $29.20.

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When you’re moving equipment down dark country roads or working before sunrise, a functioning side marker lamp isn’t just about being legal—it’s about being seen. Running equipment in the early morning or after dark with a missing marker light is asking for trouble. This left-hand side marker lamp keeps other drivers aware of your presence and helps prevent those close calls that make your heart skip a beat.

What You’re Getting

  • Ready-to-install unit that comes with plugs included for easy connection
  • Generous size at 193mm x 166mm x 66mm provides excellent visibility
  • Sealed construction keeps moisture out so your light won’t fill up like a fishbowl
  • Universal design fits a wide range of general purpose tractors

Built for Real Farm Work

This marker lamp is built for the tractors that do everything around the farm—from hay work to loader duty to road transport. These marker lights live a hard life – getting blasted by pressure washers, smacked by branches, and baked by sun all summer. This replacement is built to handle it all with a tough housing that flexes instead of shattering and a lens that stays clear instead of yellowing.

Made to Last

The sealed design keeps water out, eliminating that common failure where your marker light fills up like a goldfish bowl. The housing is designed to take a beating from whatever the farm throws at it while maintaining that bright, clear signal that keeps you visible.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward with the included plugs—no hunting for connectors or splicing wires. Check your wiring before blaming the light – corroded connectors cause more failures than bad bulbs. A shot of contact cleaner and some dielectric grease usually brings “dead” lights back to life. Pro tip: buy two of these – if your right marker failed, the left one probably isn’t far behind, and having a spare on hand beats making an emergency parts run during planting season.