Replacement Headlamp for SAME Antares and Titan Series Tractors

Description

When you’re finishing up fieldwork after sundown or need to get an early start before sunrise, that headlamp better work when you need it. A dim, cracked, or failed headlight turns routine work into a safety hazard, especially when you’re operating equipment or moving between fields. This replacement headlamp gets your SAME tractor back to full visibility so you can work confidently in any lighting conditions.

What You’re Getting

• Direct replacement that fits like the original – no modifications or adapters needed
• Weather-resistant construction handles everything from dust storms to pressure washing
• Proper beam pattern gives you the visibility you need without blinding oncoming traffic
• Durable lens material stands up to flying rocks and debris that would crack cheaper units
• Standard halogen bulb technology provides reliable, affordable lighting you can count on

Built for Real Farm Work

This headlamp fits SAME Antares tractors (110, 130 models) and Titan series machines (150, 160, 165, 190 models). These versatile tractors handle everything from cultivation and planting to harvesting and transport work – operations that often extend well past daylight hours. Whether you’re pulling implements, running a loader, or just moving equipment around the farm, reliable lighting keeps you working safely and productively.

Made to Last

Farm equipment takes a beating, and headlamps are right in the line of fire. This unit’s sealed housing keeps moisture, dust, and wash water out of the electrical components while the impact-resistant lens shrugs off the kind of abuse that comes with real farm work. It’s designed to maintain proper beam focus despite constant vibration and rough conditions.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward – remove the old headlamp assembly, transfer the electrical connections, and mount the new unit using the existing brackets. While you’ve got the headlight out, it’s a good time to clean any corrosion from the electrical connections and check your ground wire. Poor grounds cause more lighting problems than bad bulbs do.