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Tractor Headlight
If you have a late model tractor that has a low profile light kit, you might want to consider replacing your existing head lamps with a newer, high quality tractor headlight. It's important that the light you choose compliments the tractor rather than being an eyesore that draws undue attention to the vehicle. While you should take some time to research the different options available, don't be tempted to purchase a light simply because it is cheap or it "looks nice." Instead, take the time to consider the options carefully before making any decisions. Your tractor needs and should be better served by a good quality head lamp.
For example, if your tractor is an off road type vehicle that often gets harsh conditions, then you'll definitely want to consider a high beam headlamp. These are typically used on trucks and other off road vehicles, as they come with special lenses to withstand the harsh UV rays and heavy rain that can often damage standard headlights. High beams are also better suited for agricultural and landscaping work, as they give enough light for an employee to do their job, yet don't flood the view in an area where you need more coverage.
When looking for a head lamp for your tractor, there are also several things to keep in mind, such as the wattage, the type of bulb that powers the light, and the type of headlight read that you need. Remember, there are three different head lamp types, including halogen, high and low beam. The type of beam used will also determine the size of the lamp that you need to install. The larger the light needed, the larger the wattage of bulb you'll need, while low and medium beam head lamps are generally suitable for most purposes.