Halogen tractor headlights

A halogen tractor headlight is a headlamp that produces dipped and main beam from an H4 halogen bulb, or from separate H7 and H1 bulbs, behind a glass or polycarbonate lens. Halogen headlamps were the standard fitting on tractors built between 1985 and 2020, so a halogen replacement keeps the original wiring, plug and beam pattern. This range lists 133 halogen tractor headlights from Hella in 12V and 24V, from 90mm and 130mm round units to complete headlamp assemblies for John Deere, Fendt, Claas and Deutz-Fahr cabs.

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Halogen tractor headlight bulb types

The H4 bulb is the common fitting on tractor headlights: a twin-filament 60/55W bulb that provides main and dipped beam from one lamp. H7 55W bulbs serve dipped beam in twin-lamp designs, with an H1 55W bulb for main beam. 24V tractors use 75/70W H4 bulbs and 70W H7 bulbs, which are not interchangeable with the 12V versions. Replacement bulbs for every headlight on this page are stocked, and a bulb swap fixes most headlight faults without replacing the lamp. A cracked lens, a corroded reflector or a broken adjuster means a complete unit, and each product page lists the tractor models the unit fits.

Halogen or LED headlights for a tractor

A halogen headlight costs less to buy and fits without any wiring change, which suits a tractor that does limited road work after dark. An LED headlight draws a third of the current, lasts ten times longer and lights the road further ahead, which suits a machine used for winter feeding, ploughing at night or road haulage; the LED tractor headlights page lists plug-in replacements for the same apertures. The full tractor headlights range covers both, filtered by make, model, voltage and beam function.

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