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Right Hand Headlamp Assembly for Ford TS Series Tractors – UK /Ireland Left Dip Pattern

Original price was: $210.75.Current price is: $156.11.

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When you’re hauling wagons on narrow country lanes or moving between fields on UK roads, having the correct headlamp dip pattern isn’t just about staying legal—it’s about keeping everyone safe. This right-hand headlamp with left dip pattern gives you proper road lighting without blinding oncoming drivers, something that’s critical when you’re sharing the road with cars and lorries after dark.

What You’re Getting

  • Right-hand mounting with left dip beam that meets UK and Irish road regulations
  • Legal E-marking certification for road use—no worries about roadside inspections
  • Weatherproof construction that handles everything from Scottish rain to summer dust
  • Direct replacement design that bolts right in without modifications
  • Quality construction that won’t fog up or crack like cheap alternatives

Built for Real Farm Work

This headlamp serves Ford TS series tractors that see regular road time—whether that’s your TS100 hauling grain to the elevator, your TS110 moving implements between jobs, or your TS90 doing contract work around the countryside. These 80-115 horsepower workhorses often rack up serious road miles, and proper lighting keeps you compliant while protecting other road users.

Made to Last

Farm lighting takes a beating from vibration, weather, and the occasional low branch. This headlamp’s built to handle the punishment with a sealed housing that keeps moisture and dust out, plus a lens that resists the kind of impacts that come with real farm work.

Installation Notes

This right-hand unit provides left dip pattern specifically for UK and Irish roads. Make sure this is what you need—using the wrong dip pattern creates dangerous glare for oncoming traffic. Clean all connections with a wire brush and use dielectric grease to prevent the corrosion that’s common in damp climates. Check your ground connections too, as poor grounding causes dim lights and early bulb failure.