1956 case 311 tractor.

[PlayingWithTBI]

I don't need to take it apart at all, I'll figure that out later if it ever burns out a bulb! lol

Great!

IIRC and my CRS isn't stuck in high gear, the flasher bulb may be an 1156 single filament bulb.

 

[thegawd]

hahaha! well heres a couple pics and the flash trick kind of worked. lol. sorry I really should have taken the tarp of for good pics but its friggen cold outside right now. LOL

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[thegawd]

heres that cool rear light. there are 2 holes on either side in the middle. unfortunately all I can feel inside is the glass lense itself. I cant find a release. this info might be in the manual as I have not looked yet however this light is obviously not off this tractor.

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[PlayingWithTBI]

I cant find a release. this info might be in the manual as I have not looked yet however this light is obviously not off this tractor.

sorry I really should have taken the tarp of for good pics but its friggen cold outside right now

I'm sure the tractor appreciates having the blanket

I cant find a release.

They may have had a screw there and the ring is just rusted to the body?

Honestly, since it's not OE, once you need to replace a bulb, go to a tractor supply store or dealer and just buy a complete replacement.

 

[thegawd]

Well if it's a screw that holds the lense in, that might just make sense. the front lense surround is a giant rubber grommet. hopefully it just dosent fall apart one day LMAO!

I do have other lights I could use on the back but I think this original rear light is cool as shìt! haha.

I have 4 lenses retrofitted with leds that I want to put on the front, the sides and the rear. But I truly wonder how often I would use the tractor at night. nevertheless I will probably put them on for the just in case I do have to use it at night for firewood or pushing snow.

 

[RichLo]

Yea, Since you already have the lights and your going to make a nice new relay harness, there's no harm in adding those now rather than later. I use my lights on my John Deere somewhat often because when I get into a project I want to finish it and not stop because it gets dark.

Right now you have 2 forward lights, 1 backward light and have 4 spares? If so, I would put 2 More LEDs forward, 2 LEDS backward and move that cool old one from the back to way up front facing down on your work basket. Maybe mount it like a hood ornament?

 

[HeavyAsAChevy]

This is in a old metal scrap dump behind our property in mason Texas any ideas to what it’s from?

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[HeavyAsAChevy]

I’m sorry that I threw this in on your thread, but I figured maybe someone who was watching this might have an idea. And it reminded me of an old tractor motor.

 

[thegawd]

I'm honestly not sure but it kind of looks like a water pump.

 

[PlayingWithTBI]

I'm honestly not sure but it kind of looks like a water pump.

And it looks like a hand crank in the front = OLD!