Description

When you’re pulling implements on the highway or working around the farmyard after dark, you need folks to see you coming—and see what you’re planning to do next. This rear lamp pair combines tail light, brake light, turn signal, and work light functions to keep you visible and legal on the road. If your current lights are cracked, dim, or held together with electrical tape, it’s time to get proper lighting that works when you need it most.

What You’re Getting

Complete left and right pair so both sides match and function properly
Multi-function design handles tail lights, brake lights, and turn signals in one housing
Built tough to handle the vibration and weather that comes with farm work
Clear, bright lenses that stay visible through dust, mud, and whatever else the field throws at you
Direct replacement that mounts right where your old lights came off

Built for Real Farm Work

These lights are made specifically for Case IH 433, 533, 633, 733, and 833 series tractors—the workhorses you see pulling planters in spring, cultivators in summer, and grain carts during harvest. Whether you’re running a 533 with a hay baler or moving a 733 between fields with a disk, proper rear lighting keeps you safe when that work stretches into evening hours or takes you down public roads.

Made to Last

These rear lamps use heavy-duty construction designed to handle the harsh conditions of agricultural use with housings that resist cracking from temperature swings and lenses that maintain clarity despite constant exposure to dust and chemicals. The electrical connections are built to resist corrosion even in the high-moisture environments common around farms.

Good to Know

These mount directly to your existing lamp locations and connect to your original wiring harness—no modifications needed. Before installation, clean all electrical connections and apply some dielectric grease to prevent corrosion. Test every function after installation: tail lights, brake lights, and turn signals. A good tip from the field: replace both sides at the same time so they match and you don’t end up with one bright light and one dim one.