Rear Lamp Assembly for John Deere 7000, 7010, 7020, 7030, 8000, 8010, 8020 & 7J Series Tractors

Description

When you’re pulling equipment down the road or working late into the evening, good rear lights aren’t just about following regulations—they’re about keeping you safe and visible. Whether you’re transporting equipment or working after dark, proper rear lighting isn’t optional and you don’t want to risk accidents or citations from non-functioning lights. This rear lamp assembly gives you reliable tail, brake, and turn signal lighting in one sturdy unit that’s built to handle whatever your John Deere puts you through.

What You’re Getting

• Complete lamp assembly that handles all your rear lighting needs—no mixing and matching separate components
• Sturdy construction designed to take the vibration and weather that comes with farm work
• Direct replacement that bolts right into your existing mounting points without modifications
• Proper sealed design that keeps moisture and dirt out of the electrical connections
• Sized at 220mm x 104mm x 76mm to fit perfectly in the designated lamp location

Built for Real Farm Work

Whether you’re running a 7600 for row crop work, moving between fields with an 8100, or handling heavy duties with an 8400T, every lighting function matters for both safety and legal compliance. These John Deere tractors are workhorses that spend time on public roads hauling implements and moving between job sites, plus they often work well past sunset during busy seasons like planting and harvest.

Made to Last

This complete sealed assembly eliminates compatibility issues between components and prevents the moisture intrusion problems that often cause rear lighting failures. The housing is built specifically for agricultural use with robust construction that protects internal components and a lens designed to resist cracking and UV damage.

Good to Know

When replacing one rear lamp, it’s worth inspecting the opposite side since they experience equal wear and weather exposure, and checking wiring connections for any corrosion that could affect your new lamp. The assembly mounts with standard hardware into the factory location, and you’ll want to test all functions after installation to make sure everything’s working properly.