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Plough Lamp with H3 Bulb for Massey Ferguson Tractors

Original price was: $29.83.Current price is: $16.31.

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When you’re trying to finish fieldwork before the weather turns or need to pull that cultivator one more round before dark, good working light makes all the difference between getting the job done and calling it quits. This plough lamp gives you the dependable illumination you need to keep working when daylight starts fading, with an H3 bulb putting out solid light that cuts through dust and shadows.

What You’re Getting

  • Bright H3 halogen bulb provides powerful 55-watt illumination for field work
  • Durable lens featuring the Massey Ferguson logo that resists cracking and UV damage
  • Weather-sealed housing protects electrical connections from moisture and farm chemicals
  • 12-volt operation works with standard tractor electrical systems
  • Direct replacement design fits existing mounting points without modifications

Built for Real Farm Work

This plough lamp is made for the kind of work that keeps farms running—tillage operations, planting, cultivation, and all those tasks where you need clear visibility of your implements and the ground ahead. Whether you’re running a disc, pulling a planter, or working with any ground-engaging equipment, this lamp mounts where you can actually see what you’re doing.

Made to Last

Farm lighting takes abuse from tree branches, implement contact, pressure washing, and years of weather exposure. This lamp is built with materials that resist cracking from temperature changes and UV damage from constant sun exposure. The housing keeps everything protected while the lens stays clear season after season.

Good to Know

The H3 bulb that comes with this lamp is readily available at most farm supply stores, so you can keep spares on hand for those times when a bulb burns out right in the middle of a job. Installation is straightforward – mount the lamp in your existing location and connect to your electrical system. If you’re having intermittent lighting issues, check your ground connections while you’ve got everything apart.