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Side Light Mounting Bracket for John Deere 6000-8000 Series Tractors

Original price was: $38.07.Current price is: $19.50.

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When your side lights start sagging or won’t hold their position after hitting a tree branch or bumping something in the field, it’s usually the bracket that’s taken the hit. This side light bracket keeps your lights exactly where they need to be for proper visibility, which is especially important when you’re working around livestock, moving between fields on public roads, or operating in the pre-dawn darkness of planting season.

What You’re Getting

  • Sturdy steel construction that handles the bumps and vibration of everyday farm work
  • Direct replacement mount that bolts right into your existing light location
  • Proper positioning ensures your side lights point where they need to for maximum visibility
  • Holds lights secure even when working in rough conditions or tight spaces

Built for Real Farm Work

This bracket works across a wide range of John Deere tractors from the 6000 series utility machines through the big 8000 series row-crop tractors. Whether you’re running a 6100 for hay work, operating a 7710 for heavy tillage, or using an 8400 for large-scale planting operations, reliable side lighting helps you see and be seen during those long days that stretch into darkness.

Made to Last

Side light brackets take more abuse than most folks realize – they’re constantly exposed to mud, dust, branches, and the occasional bump from equipment or gates. This bracket is built from quality steel with the strength to handle farm conditions while maintaining proper light alignment season after season.

Installation Notes

This is a straightforward swap – remove your old bracket and bolt the new one in place using the existing mounting points. Make sure to check that your light assembly seats properly in the bracket before tightening everything down. A quick tip: if your bracket was damaged, take a look at the light housing too – sometimes both need attention after a good whack.