Lights and Bulbs

Browse aftermarket lights and bulbs for skid steer loaders, compact track loaders, and excavators, including work lamps, headlight assemblies, tail light lenses, turn signal and halogen bulbs, and light sockets.

Match your bulb by OEM part number for the correct base, wattage, and voltage. Details are listed on each product page.

Light and Bulb Fitment and Compatibility

Bulbs match by base type, wattage, and voltage together, and all three have to agree. Assemblies match by mounting and lens shape. Common replacements include the left headlight assembly with bulbs replacing OEM 7251341, the work lamp for excavators replacing OEM 7004907, the round work light for excavators replacing OEM 7222118, the light replacing OEM 6676238, the red tail light lens replacing OEM 6672276, the tail light bulb for the red lens replacing OEM 6649481, the C5W 12V bulb replacing OEM 7228077, the 21W rear turn signal bulb replacing OEM 6666568, the halogen bulb replacing OEM 7352849, the bulb replacing OEM 6578357, the bulb replacing Kubota 32791-91060, and the light sockets replacing OEM 6665431 and 6701952.

Equipment lighting works far harder than road vehicle lighting of the same rating. A machine tracking over rough ground shakes a filament continuously, which is why a bulb chosen on rating alone from an automotive shelf can fail in a fraction of its expected life. Order the number specified for the machine.

Types of Replacement Lights and Bulbs

Work lamps and headlight assemblies provide the working light and are replaced complete when the housing, reflector, or seal is damaged rather than just the bulb.

Bulbs and sockets are the serviceable parts inside them. Sockets matter more than their price suggests: a light that flickers, dims, or works intermittently is far more often a corroded socket or a poor ground than a failing bulb, and fitting a second new bulb into a green socket wastes both.

Lenses and covers seal the housing as much as they colour the output. A cracked tail light lens lets water into the housing, and the water then takes out the socket and the bulb behind it. Replacing a lens promptly is what keeps a small part from becoming an assembly.

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