Posted by AG in IN on December 31, 2011 at 15:59:20 from (67.236.127.63):
In Reply to: Teardrop lights posted by Jim Becker on December 30, 2011 at 19:08:29:
sflem849 said: (quoted from post at 23:38:36 12/31/11) Were all the brands the same in that period? I know Guy Fay's book talks about many other brands using the Guide lights, but it doesn't say if they are the same exact.
Guide made alot of lights for alot of ag equipment for many years.
I've seen Guide teardrop lights with shorter studs than the ones used on IH tractors.
Some Guide teardrop style lights have the wire coming out of the stud and don't have a terminal on the back of the housing. I don't know who used these, but I have one or two around here somewhere.
I have a few Guide headlights and a taillight that have the round terminal with a screw connection on the back just like the teardrops (but are not teardrop-style), but use standard 4411/4511 sealed beams (tail uses red-backed sealed beam). I don't know exactly on what or when those were used.
Does the lens in your picture say "Garber" or am I seeing things?
AG
This post was edited by AG in IN at 19:32:16 12/31/11.
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