Amber LED Side Marker Light for General Purpose Farm Equipment

Description

When you’re hauling that wide planter down the road at dawn or bringing the combine home after dark, those little amber lights aren’t just decoration—they’re what keeps other drivers from misjudging your equipment’s width and speed. This side marker light gives you the bright, reliable visibility that makes the difference between being seen and being sorry.

What You’re Getting

• Bright amber LED bulbs that cut through fog and dust better than old incandescent lights
• 12/24 volt compatibility works with both older and newer tractor electrical systems
• Compact rectangular design (110 x 40 x 25mm) fits in tight mounting spaces
• Built-in plugs make installation quick and simple—no splicing wires
• LED technology means years of service instead of frequent bulb changes

Built for Real Farm Work

This marker light is designed for general purpose applications, making it a handy solution whether you’re marking the corners of a hay wagon, adding visibility to a wide implement, or replacing a failed marker on any piece of farm equipment. The rectangular shape and compact size let it fit where round lights won’t, and the universal 12/24 volt design means it’ll work on everything from your old utility tractor to that new combine.

Made to Last

Farm equipment lighting takes a beating from vibration, weather, and the occasional branch or flying rock. This LED marker is built to handle those conditions with a durable housing that seals out moisture and debris. The LED technology means no fragile filaments to break from rough roads or field work, and you’ll get years of service instead of replacing bulbs every season.

Good to Know

The plug-in connection makes installation straightforward, but check your wiring connections first—corroded plugs cause more lighting problems than bad lights. A shot of contact cleaner and some dielectric grease on the connections will keep everything working reliably. If you’re replacing one marker light, consider doing them in pairs since they usually wear out around the same time.