Description

When you’re trying to get the last field cultivated before dark or need to move equipment at dawn, a working headlamp on your Same tractor isn’t a luxury—it’s essential. This left-hand dipped beam headlamp is configured for Irish and UK road regulations, giving you proper lighting that keeps you safe and legal whether you’re working late or heading down country roads between fields.

What You’re Getting

Left-hand dipped beam configuration specifically designed for Irish and UK traffic patterns and road regulations
Direct replacement that bolts right into your existing headlamp mounting points without modifications
Weather-sealed housing that keeps out moisture, dust, and debris from field work and washdowns
Durable lens construction that resists cracking from stone chips and impacts from tree branches
Proper beam pattern that illuminates your work area without blinding oncoming drivers on the road

Built for Real Farm Work

This headlamp fits an impressive range of Same tractors from the compact Dorado series through the bigger Silver and Explorer models. Whether you’re running a smaller Golden 60 Compatto in orchards, working fields with a Silver 130, or handling livestock duties with an Argon 70, this is the same quality headlamp that came with your tractor from the factory. These versatile machines see duty in everything from row crop farming to vineyard work to livestock operations.

Made to Last

Farm work is tough on lighting, especially with the constant vibration, temperature swings, and exposure to chemicals and wash water that modern tractors face. This headlamp is built to handle all of that while maintaining a clear, focused beam. The sealed construction keeps the elements out, and the impact-resistant lens stands up to the occasional bump from a loader bucket or tree branch.

Installation Notes

This is a direct bolt-in replacement that uses your existing mounting hardware and electrical connections. Before installing, it’s worth cleaning the mounting points and checking your wiring connections—corrosion on older tractors can cause intermittent lighting problems that’ll drive you crazy. Test the new headlamp before buttoning everything up to make sure you’ve got proper beam alignment for safe road travel.