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Old 09-14-2011, 09:11 PM
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Open it up and see if there are any markings inside....
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Looks like a work light off a n 8,n 9 or n 2 ford tractor..
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We have had a couple of those lights in the shop for a while, can't remember what they came off of.

I think they were just an implement light you could buy at a farm and home center a long time ago.

I am putting one on the back of my 100 with pto when I get it done. It looks "period correct" to me.






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Looks like it could be an older 50-60's car/truck fog or driving light, most older tractor lamps that I have seen were almost always painted to match the tractor they were on.

My granddad had an old farmall m that had a rear light that had a three position switch on it, off, on normal light to see implements, and on for a flashing red, used going down the road. I have no idea if it was an actual farmall piece, but it was painted red to match the tractor. It was pretty cool, I would love to find something like it, only smaller (it's lens was close to 6"), to put on the back of my 149.
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I only paid 15 bucks for mine from a lawnmower man I know and he said he had had the at leat 20 years.They still had the original price sticker on them and it said 20.00 each.
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Open it up and see if there are any markings inside....
Just opened it again and no markings on it any where.
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Looks like a work light off a n 8,n 9 or n 2 ford tractor..
Hmm I might have to do some more digging into it.

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We have had a couple of those lights in the shop for a while, can't remember what they came off of.

I think they were just an implement light you could buy at a farm and home center a long time ago.

I am putting one on the back of my 100 with pto when I get it done. It looks "period correct" to me.






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Looks like it could be an older 50-60's car/truck fog or driving light, most older tractor lamps that I have seen were almost always painted to match the tractor they were on.

My granddad had an old farmall m that had a rear light that had a three position switch on it, off, on normal light to see implements, and on for a flashing red, used going down the road. I have no idea if it was an actual farmall piece, but it was painted red to match the tractor. It was pretty cool, I would love to find something like it, only smaller (it's lens was close to 6"), to put on the back of my 149.
Hmm something else to look into.

Cub had the flashing light for the grote light and one of those would be cool.
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