Need Ideas for LED Sealed Beam Bulb on Farmall

[RTR]

I'm looking to convert the old OEM headlights & work light on my 1975 IH Farmall 140 and my 1966 Farmall Cub tractors. They have the same exact headlight that use a 4 1/2 sealed beam bulb with a retaining ring holding it in. They hook up using 2 wires and ground to the frame. Not wanting to break the bank on these bulbs, but wanting some that are as bright or brighter than the original incandescent bulbs.

 

[mozark]

I've had good luck here
LED bulbs

 

[Steve@Advance]

Look on the back side of the lamp, there should be a number.

That will tell the voltage, size, and terminal configuration.

Use that number to search "LED replacement".

 

[JD Seller]

RTR: This fine site has direct replacement LED bulbs that will fit into the OEM housings/rings. You can get flood or spot lights. I usually use flood pattern on smaller/older tractors as they usually are not going on the road at higher speeds. The light in the link is just an LED version of the standard L4411 light. I have used them on tractors and combine with good results.
4 1/2 inch LED light L4411LED on Yesterday Tractor

 

[RTR]

(quoted from post at 07:49:32 06/18/19) RTR: This fine site has direct replacement LED bulbs that will fit into the OEM housings/rings. You can get flood or spot lights. I usually use flood pattern on smaller/older tractors as they usually are not going on the road at higher speeds. The light in the link is just an LED version of the standard L4411 light. I have used them on tractors and combine with good results.
4 1/2 inch LED light L4411LED on Yesterday Tractor

Yes that is about what I'm looking for. I would rather not spend $50 for each bulb though. Was hoping to spend no more than around $30 per bulb. It has 2 headlights, and (2) amber flashers that I'll be getting LED units for. The OEM worklight has a taillight built in so I might have to retain that.

 

[RTR]

(quoted from post at 00:42:38 06/18/19) Look on the back side of the lamp, there should be a number.

That will tell the voltage, size, and terminal configuration.

Use that number to search "LED replacement".

Yeah they are 12 volt #4411 I believe.....PAR 36 size. 4 1/2 inch in diameter.

 

[Ozlander]

(quoted from post at 07:58:30 06/18/19)

(quoted from post at 00:42:38 06/18/19) Look on the back side of the lamp, there should be a number.

That will tell the voltage, size, and terminal configuration.

Use that number to search "LED replacement".

Yeah they are 12 volt #4411 I believe.....PAR 36 size. 4 1/2 inch in diameter.

Try USALIGHT.com - PAR36 LED 9W - 3000K - FLOOD $14.95