Description
When the sun’s going down but you’ve still got fieldwork to finish, a dim or burned-out headlight can shut down your operation fast. This complete headlamp assembly gets your David Brown lighting back where it needs to be, giving you the bright, reliable illumination that lets you work safely through those long spring planting days and busy harvest nights.
What You’re Getting
- Complete assembly with housing, bulb, and all mounting hardware included
- Factory-matched beam pattern that provides proper light distribution for field and road work
- Weather-sealed construction that keeps moisture and dust out of the electrical components
- Direct bolt-in replacement using your existing mounting points and wiring connections
- Sold as a pair so you get even lighting on both sides of your tractor
Built for Real Farm Work
This headlamp assembly fits David Brown tractors across the 700, 800, 900, and 1200 series – the reliable workhorses that have been handling everything from hay operations to row crop work for decades. Whether you’re running a 770 for lighter farm duties or pushing a 996 through heavy fieldwork, proper lighting keeps you productive when daylight runs short during critical farming windows.
Made to Last
Farm equipment lighting takes constant abuse from vibration, weather, and the occasional tree branch or gate post. This assembly uses a sealed beam design that protects the bulb and reflector from the elements, while the heavy-duty housing stands up to the bumps and jolts of real farm work. The quality construction means you’ll get years of reliable service.
Good to Know
Installation is straightforward – the assembly bolts right into your existing headlight mounting points and connects to your current wiring. Replace both headlights at the same time even if only one is out, since mismatched lighting makes night work harder on your eyes. While you’ve got the old lights off, take a minute to clean any corrosion from the wiring connections for the brightest light possible.
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