Can somebody identify this tractor model

[Blento]

Can anyone identify the model of this tractor?

Trying to find part number of the light guards

Cannot understand why MF has none for the GC1700 tractors. Guess it may be the same reason they have no brake lights.
JD has them for a ridiculous $82 +$25 shipping, I could get the made at a local shop for than price.
Just seems easier than moving them inside the bar.

 

[jimmyhouser]

Can anyone identify the model of this tractor?
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Trying to find part number of the light guards
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Cannot understand why MF has none for the GC1700 tractors. Guess it may be the same reason they have no brake lights.
JD has them for a ridiculous $82 +$25 shipping, I could get the made at a local shop for than price.
Just seems easier than moving them inside the bar.

Massey Ferguson Gc2400
6253545m1 lamp guard

 

[Blento]

Massey Ferguson Gc2400
6253545m1 lamp guard

Thank you sir, you are a scholar and a gentleman!

 

[jimmyhouser]

Not sure if there's a difference, but I can get the part number for the gc1700 too

 

[Blento]

Thank you sir, you are a scholar and a gentleman!

Roudebush Equipment, $58.77 with 2 day shipping. I will let you know if they fit my 1705 in a couple days.

 

[jimmyhouser]

They're claiming the same part number for both models. You should be good to go!

 

[irvingj]

Better solution (at least for me)-- move them to the INSIDE of the ROPs! (BTW, those are Kubota lights-- much less expensive!)

 

[jimmyhouser]

Looks good! You did a nice job.

 

[AxleHub]

Better solution (at least for me)-- move them to the INSIDE of the ROPs! (BTW, those are Kubota lights-- much less expensive!)

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I've not had any issues with the directionals armoured and on the outside of the rop bar - that way I can mount my front and rear facing led lights along the INSIDE upper area of the rops. Also - I think the directionals on the outside show up better for inattentive drivers - no false sense of clearance width of the tractor when they want to "fly by".