ID these lights?

[1946JDA]

Can anyone tell me what these lights were originally on? When I got them a number of years ago, I thought they were for a John Deere 520 620 720 without fenders. However, when I dug them out and looked recently, it appears the mounts are not in the correct place for that. I know they aren't correct for the letter series because the backs are not pointed. I don't see any numbers on them. Any ideas?

 

[Mark-Ia]

Aftermarket

 

[scootergmc]

They look like auto/farm store basics that could've been mounted to anything.

 

[used2bmike]

Look similar to the lights on my 300 Farmall. Sold it last year and the guy that bought it couldn't get over the fact that the lights worked.

 

[RedMF40]

Look similar to the lights on my 300 Farmall. Sold it last year and the guy that bought it couldn't get over the fact that the lights worked.

Maybe he wanted 2 headlights and the fact that there was a tractor attached was a bonus.

 

[deeretails]

What voltage are the bulbs? Knowing that would help narrow vintage down.

 

[used2bmike]

Maybe he wanted 2 headlights and the fact that there was a tractor attached was a bonus.

LOL. I try to keep the lights on my tractors working just for safety reasons. Try not to do field work after dark anymore but still have some roading to do when I hay the rented place.

 

[showcrop]

The dimpled lense bulb looks like what old Fords had for a work light bulb.

 

[John M]

Those are Guide lights. They could fit just about anything. Since they are still black, I suspect they were either never installed, or were installed on something that didnt have lights from the factory.

 

[NDIHC]

The single one is a tail lamp. Floodlight for visibility behind the tractor and a red bulb for road use.

 

[paul]

My ford 960 would have that single light on the back, in 6 volt, looks much like it painted grey. As others mention.

Paul

 

[1946JDA]

What voltage are the bulbs? Knowing that would help narrow vintage down.

Headlamps are 12V. I think the rear light is as well.