Taysing LED PAR36 Bulb 9W 900lm Eq to 60W Halogen 10-30V Waterproof IP68 Flood Light Bulbs Par36 Led Bulb For Landscape Well Light Off-Road Vehicles Tractor RV Vehicles (Soft White 1 Pack)

Does the job for my 75 year old tractor. Brighter than the incandescents and less load on the generator.

Literally the only company who makes a nice 6 volt compatible LED light that is a direct replacement for the sealed beams most farm tractors use. I enjoy restoring old equipment and I’ve bought several sets of these, they’re bright, they don’t look ridiculous, and they increase the functionality and safety of the old equipment. (Extremely hard to find in this configuration at least for me) I will keep buying sets of these for every restoration project I take on.

Lights are 6 volt, works great,looks good too.

Good for a riding mower. Ok for temporary use in a vehicle after hitting a deer. Was better than no headlight at all.

The lights work easy to install

I like the fact that I found a 6V LED bulb for my project. The brightness is okay, better than the incandescent it replaced. The key in the bulb I used is a little bit askew. When installed the LEDs are not exactly level, but it doesn't detract from the project. The only other down side is I had to order 2 bulbs instead of just one. So I have a spare at twice the price. Hopefully it lasts a long time and I don't need the spare.

This order arrived sooner than expected and was exactly as described. These lamps look great on my garden tractor and are very bright!

Got these bulbs for work. I work at my Amish neighbor's sawmill. Long story... They're not allowed to own lights so I told them I would buy and put them up. My lights, their power source. See how long before the bishop starts complaining...Anyway, wanted to test it for 6v. Checked both 6v and 12v for brightness. Yes, 12v is brighter but only by 5-10% over 6v. The real question is:does it matter? The answer is no. Not when the bulb is brighter than both headlights on an 8n combined.One bulb is installed at the mill, the other I kiped for said 8n. By next winter I plan to put a few more up at the mill.As for the 8n, I am waiting on a part to raise the fender so the tire chains won't hit the fender. So until I get the part I can't install the light.I would love to see a par46 version of these lights. Maybe some variation to the beam. ie: 120°, 90°, 45°, 25°. (I would love to see a pattern like the bulb currently on the tractor, may add pic of that later)Other than that, I would also like to see if it would be possible to get one (par36) that would double as a taillight would be sweet. 6v systems just don't have the options that 12v do.I know I'm asking a lot, it would also be greatly appreciated if a version of these bulbs would be made to work in the 8n work light. It also is a par36 but is not the same. (If you can't tell by now, I have a strong passion for my Grandpa's Ford 8N, RIP)