When you’re moving loads with your telehandler on jobsites or around the farm, other folks need to see where you’re headed—especially when you’re backing up to position a load or working in low light. A cracked or dim rear light puts everyone at risk and can leave you scrambling for parts when an inspector shows up. This rear combination lamp gives you the bright, reliable visibility you need to work safely and stay compliant.
Key Features
- Combination design includes brake, tail, and turn signal functions in one compact unit
- Built tough to handle the constant vibration and impacts telehandlers dish out
- Bright, clear lens provides excellent visibility in all weather conditions
- Direct replacement—mounts right where your old light came off
- Weather-sealed construction keeps moisture and dirt out of the electrical connections
Built for Real Farm Work
This light fits a wide range of Manitou MLT and MT series telehandlers, plus Merlo models that see duty on farms, construction sites, and anywhere heavy lifting gets done. These machines spend their days loading grain bins, stacking hay, moving pallets, and handling materials where visibility matters most. Whether you’re running a compact MLT for barn work or a big MT for construction projects, this light keeps you visible and legal.
Made to Last
Telehandlers work in tough conditions—from dusty grain elevators to muddy construction sites—and their lights need to hold up accordingly. This combination lamp is built with impact-resistant materials and proper sealing to handle the bumps, dirt, and weather that come with the territory. The connections stay clean and the bulbs stay bright season after season.
Installation Notes
This is a direct replacement that bolts right into your existing mounting points. Make sure to check your wiring connections while you’ve got the old light off—clean connections prevent most lighting problems down the road. If your machine’s been running with a bad light for a while, it’s worth checking both sides to see if the other one needs replacing too.
