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Old 06-27-2017, 10:12 AM
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Default 169 tail light lense replacement

Broke one of the tail light lenses over the weekend on the beloved 169 Do they make a replacement?
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Old 06-27-2017, 10:39 AM
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The IH-55187-C1 Lens is NLA from Cub Cadet.

CC Specialites has them........ http://www.ccspecialties.org/lights.html
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I have few and a lot cheaper then $30 for a lens! You got a PM.
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Is it only me or does the cub cadet need yellow lenses in the rear. I use mine for snow plowing the drive way in the winter and the yellow just is a superior, brighter light as well as communicating caution and safety. I noticed that the two fender bolts on the cub cadet are just about 3/16 in narrower than most off the shelf trailer safety light fixtures at ACE or elsewhere.
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Is it only me or does the cub cadet need yellow lenses in the rear. I use mine for snow plowing the drive way in the winter and the yellow just is a superior, brighter light as well as communicating caution and safety. I noticed that the two fender bolts on the cub cadet are just about 3/16 in narrower than most off the shelf trailer safety light fixtures at ACE or elsewhere.
Every car, truck and tractor I've ever driven had yellow lights on the front and red lights on the back. Even my trailer has red side clearance lights on the back half and yellow side clearance lights on the front half.

I plow with my 125 and some of it is along the road. I have a magnetic mount rotating yellow light I plug into the cigarette lighter when I get close to the road.
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