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Farmall B - rear light

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Dave H (MI)

10-21-2007 10:07:56




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Found a nice pair of headlights for the B but will have to get some 12v lamps. Probably have to order the brackets new also. Doesn't seem to be a ton of these around. Looking for a rear light for the tractor now. At the moment I cannot remember if it is a 1945 or a 1947 Farmall B and it is stored and not the easiest to get at. What type of light is correct for it? I would like to go with the switch type that changes from white to red but don't know if it is the right light for the tractor. Hoping some of you can help me out. Thanks guys!

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gene bender

10-21-2007 15:30:46




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 Re: Farmall B - rear light in reply to Dave H (MI), 10-21-2007 10:07:56  
The three mounting bars are 25.00 rear bracket is 25.00 combination red/white lite 65.00 does not include postage.



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ScottyHOMEy

10-21-2007 10:28:40




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 Re: Farmall B - rear light in reply to Dave H (MI), 10-21-2007 10:07:56  
Either the plain white or the white with the red light inside the reflector would be correct. I'm pretty sure the white with the saddle mount red over it was phased out pretty early.

Do you have the mounting base on the left seat support? The rod type bracket that fits into it and actually holds the light back there is pretty stubby compared to those on the front.



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ScottyHOMEy

10-21-2007 17:03:21




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 Re: Farmall B - rear light in reply to Dave H (MI), 10-21-2007 12:11:18  
Leaves are odd this year, but no more than any other. Swamp maples went first, blood red as usual, but were almost bare before the others started turning and they're taking their time. Summer green trees hanging on right in the midst of those that are doing their usual yellows and reds. Gorgeous all the same.

We're on the east side of a ridge and so have a lot of oaks, and they're doing a great job of making a nice gold hue all around.

Did I mention that fall is my favorite time of year?


Sounds like you're lined up well for the rear light. Like any 'lectricical item on these things, the ground is important. That red ight is mounted to the reflector by a clip similar to the one that holds the hot stud onto all the teardrop lights, so it will be imoprtant to have all the contact surfaces cleaned up for good electrical contact. If your old switch works, keep it. The repros are a little fussy. They work, but they don't click on the various positions like the old ones And don't get discouraged it it looks like no more than a spot of red light on the lens in the light of day. That Guide lens, in the dark, really picks up that red and spreads it around.

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