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Rear Light Reflector for John Deere 40, 50 & 55 Series Tractors

Original price was: $11.11.Current price is: $8.83.

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When you’re out on the road at dawn or dusk, or working late in the field, being visible to other vehicles isn’t just about courtesy—it’s about safety. A cracked or missing reflector makes your tractor harder to spot, especially when you’re moving slowly or parked on a roadside. This rear reflector is that simple but crucial part that bounces headlight beams back to alert drivers that there’s farm equipment ahead.

What You’re Getting

  • Bright, durable reflector surface that catches and returns light effectively
  • Weather-resistant construction that won’t fade or crack in sun and rain
  • Direct replacement that bolts right into your existing rear lamp housing
  • Sold individually but comes in packs of 2 for convenient replacement of both sides

Built for Real Farm Work

This reflector fits right into the rear combination lamps on your John Deere 40, 50, or 55 series tractor. Whether you’ve got a smaller 1040 for chores around the farmstead, a mid-range 2650 for fieldwork, or a bigger 4455 pulling your heaviest implements, they all use this same reflector design. It’s the kind of part that works behind the scenes until you need it most—like when someone’s following you home after dark or you’re parked beside the road fixing something.

Made to Last

Farm equipment spends its life getting pelted with gravel, coated in dust, and baked by the sun. This reflector is built to handle all of that while keeping its reflective properties sharp. The mounting system is designed to stay secure even with the constant vibration and bumps that come with tractor work.

Good to Know

This reflector works with the rear combination lamp housings QTP-3645, QTP-3646, and QTP-3647 if you’re replacing the whole assembly. Installation is straightforward—just remove the old reflector and snap or bolt the new one in place. While you’re at it, it’s worth cleaning the lamp housing lens to get maximum light output from your existing bulbs.