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Universal Side Marker Lamp for General Purpose Agricultural Equipment

Original price was: $40.82.Current price is: $31.38.

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When you’re moving equipment down the road at dawn or working late into harvest season, side marker lights aren’t just helpful—they’re legally required on most tractors and implements. A busted marker light is a citation waiting to happen, plus it puts you at risk when other drivers can’t see your full width. This universal side marker lamp gets you back to safe, legal operation without the headache of hunting down model-specific parts.

What You’re Getting

  • Universal fit design works across multiple tractor brands and equipment types
  • Convenient plug-and-play connections eliminate splicing and wire cutting
  • Right-hand configuration for proper side visibility and road safety compliance
  • Compact 193mm x 166mm x 66mm size fits most standard mounting locations
  • Weather-sealed construction keeps moisture out and lights working reliably

Built for Real Farm Work

This marker lamp is designed for general purpose agricultural equipment, which means it’ll work on everything from utility tractors to implements. Whether you’re running a hay baler down country roads, moving a disc between fields, or pulling a planter to the next section, proper side lighting keeps you visible to traffic coming from all directions.

Made to Last

Farm equipment lighting takes a beating from road vibration, weather, and the occasional tree branch. This marker lamp is built with a durable housing that handles the bumps and jolts of agricultural work. The sealed design prevents the common problem of water getting inside and shorting out your lights when you need them most.

Installation Notes

The plug-and-play design means you won’t need to splice wires or modify your existing wiring harness. Just unplug the old light, plug in the new one, and you’re back in business. While you’re at it, check your left side marker too—when one fails, the other usually isn’t far behind.