Dual Function Agricultural Combination Lamp with 3-Wire Connection – Right Side Mount

Description

When you’re heading down the county road with a loaded hay wagon or turning into field entrances with wide equipment, you need tail lights and turn signals that other drivers can see clearly. A burnt-out bulb or failing connection means trouble – not just from the law, but from that grain truck bearing down behind you. This dual-function combination lamp handles both your brake/tail light and turn signal duties in one compact, dependable unit.

Key Features

• Dual-function design combines brake/tail light and turn signal in one rugged lamp
• 3-wire electrical connection simplifies installation and provides reliable operation
• Right-side mounting configuration fits standard tractor and implement lighting positions
• Weather-sealed construction handles dust, moisture, and vibration from field work
• LED technology eliminates bulb burnouts and provides years of dependable service

Built for Real Farm Work

This combination lamp is designed for agricultural tractors, implements, and trailers that spend time both in the field and on public roads. Whether you’re moving between farms, hauling equipment to the back forty, or working late with implements that need proper lighting, this lamp ensures you stay visible and legal during road travel while providing the durability needed for daily farm operations.

Made to Last

Farm equipment lighting takes constant abuse from tree branches, loader work, and the endless vibration of field operations. This lamp’s solid construction and LED technology stand up to the punishment, while the sealed housing keeps moisture and dust from causing failures that leave you stranded with dead lights when you need them most.

Installation Notes

The 3-wire setup uses standard connections: power, ground, and signal wire for turn function. Mount as high as practical for best visibility, and make sure you have a solid ground connection – poor grounding causes more trailer and implement light problems than anything else. Test both functions before heading to the field.