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    2018 - Massey Ferguson 2705E - Signal issues with cheaply made but costly replace lights

    Here is what they look like now - side to side. Fingures crossed this solves the problem..
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    2018 - Massey Ferguson 2705E - Signal issues with cheaply made but costly replace lights

    Hello Folks, Been cooler this week so I spent the day on the tractor yesterday. Tools needed: 3/4 drill bit, don't loose the shims for the protective brackets - I used two large nuts to make up one shim but it worked: I used regular battery caps ""Positive"" caps to fill the 3/4 holes on the...
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    2018 - Massey Ferguson 2705E - Signal issues with cheaply made but costly replace lights

    These may work, then All I would need to do is cut or weld the top corners to fit around the welds for the roll bar. Then re wire some standard lights instead of the costly ones Massey Ferguson uses.
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    2018 - Massey Ferguson 2705E - Signal issues with cheaply made but costly replace lights

    It's not a flat surface. The welded part of the box would also need to be shimmed up to fit semi flush with the roll bar welds.
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    2018 - Massey Ferguson 2705E - Signal issues with cheaply made but costly replace lights

    Yep your right Grote.com doesn't have anything with a shank that long. A fender mount would work on the right side but not the left - the triangle farm equipment sign is in that area. plus a fender mount has no protection also. They sure didn't design this with any thought before hand.
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    2018 - Massey Ferguson 2705E - Signal issues with cheaply made but costly replace lights

    Thanks for the advise Jim. I will say that I've replaced 2 on the right side and one on the left side costing $460 for a tractor less than 10 years old. I'm not going to keep spending this kind of $$$ on Lights that are very high priced and very very weekly built. I need an alternative -...
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    2018 - Massey Ferguson 2705E - Signal issues with cheaply made but costly replace lights

    What I need is a smaller light fixture I can use in this ones place. One bolt through that I can re wire to the running - turn signals. Then I will probably place them on the inside like commented above. I'm not paying $160+ again for this type of junk.
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    2018 - Massey Ferguson 2705E - Signal issues with cheaply made but costly replace lights

    This is what a light looks like after trying to re assemble. There so flimsy they cracked when I tried to re assemble. I live in a semi rural area. I need to take the tractor on the road for a few blocks every now and then to move tree's.
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    2018 - Massey Ferguson 2705E - Signal issues with cheaply made but costly replace lights

    Yes. What you see above is what I have. I tried the shimming them before to use the massey Ferguson extensions "Protectors" to the lights - that is another part of the problem because as you can see in the photo the mounting area through the holes will not fit flush because of the welded roll...
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    2018 - Massey Ferguson 2705E - Signal issues with cheaply made but costly replace lights

    I looked through there on line catalog. I'm not seeing a simple fix. The tail lights are mounted to the roll bar and are plastic $160 a piece lights. They Suck!! not designed well and every time I go by a tree branch they break! The 2 wide metal portector they - Massey Ferguson - sells you to...
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