Tractor lighting guides

Tractor lighting guides explain what each lamp on a tractor does, what UK law requires when the tractor uses the road, and how to choose, wire and fit replacement and upgrade lighting. The section covers 33 guides across five sub-sections: light types, technical and wiring, buying and comparison, safety and the law, and new lighting technology.

105 guides

What the tractor lighting guides cover

A tractor carries five groups of lamps: headlights for the road, position and indicator lamps for signalling, rear lamps with tail, brake and fog functions, an amber warning beacon, and work lights for the field and yard. The guides in this section define each group, give the UK regulations that apply to it, and compare the LED, halogen and xenon versions on light output, current draw and life. Fitment questions, such as which headlamp fits a John Deere 6000 series or which beacon pole a Fendt cab takes, are answered in the fitment guides.

How to use the guides with the shop

Each guide links to the matching product range, so a reader who has settled on a 12/24V LED beacon with a DIN pole mount can open LED tractor beacons and filter by voltage and mounting. Prices are shown ex VAT and inc VAT, in-stock parts are dispatched within one working day, and UK mainland delivery is free on orders over £75. For advice on a specific machine, the Agri Lighting team in Lincolnshire is on 01522 440522, Monday to Friday.