Description

When that little light on your dashboard goes dark, it’s more than just an annoyance—it’s a potential safety issue. Whether it’s your fuel gauge backlight, warning indicators, or any of those dashboard lights you rely on during early morning starts or late evening work, having the right replacement bulb on hand keeps you informed and operating safely. This 12V 5W single contact bulb is the simple fix that gets your instrument panel back to doing its job.

What You’re Getting

Standard 12-volt, 5-watt rating that works with most tractor electrical systems
Single contact design makes wiring connections straightforward
Universal size fits common dashboard and gauge light housings
Sturdy filament construction built to handle constant tractor vibration
Bright, even light distribution keeps your gauges clearly visible

Built for Farm Work

This bulb works in dashboard instrument clusters, warning light panels, and gauge backlights across different tractor brands and models. Whether you’re running a compact utility tractor for yard maintenance and light farm work, or operating larger equipment for planting, cultivating, and harvest operations, being able to see your instruments clearly is essential for safe and efficient operation.

Made to Last

Farm equipment takes a beating, and dashboard bulbs face unique challenges from constant vibration, temperature swings, and electrical stress. This replacement bulb is designed specifically for agricultural applications with a robust filament that won’t break easily when you’re bouncing across rough fields. The reliable construction ensures consistent performance season after season.

Good to Know

Always turn off your tractor before replacing any dashboard bulbs—it’s a simple safety step that prevents shorts and protects your electrical system. The single contact design makes installation straightforward, and the standard size fits most common tractor light housings. Keep a few extras in your toolbox since they’re inexpensive insurance against being stuck with dark gauges when you need them most.