7040 indicator lights

hello all.

And they are different. The early style used bulbs with red paint on them and had to be twisted into a socket. The later type were just a push into the socket bulb. The later style can be purchased at any automotive store. The early style would have to be got at an Agco dealer or just get one at your automotive store and paint it yourself.

Technically no. The last year of the 7040 use a red plexiglass cover over the bulbs. That cover had little symbols etched into it for each of the functions that it was monitoring. In 1978, the black belly tractors used a similar dash but it used a decal over the lights with different colors to alert the operator. I doubt if the original 7040 style is available anymore , so the decal will have to serve. I may have one of those old style uptown, I can look. The decal is kind of expensive as I recall. If you get a decal. make sure to get one for whatever transmission you have . Power shift decal is different than power director.

oh ok. Was there a later parts book with it in there.

Edited by Michael V (NM) - 30 Aug 2021 at 9:31pm

Yea,, I know they are different, this was mostly for what it will look like, the original was prolly all red. go up or down 1 number will get you the PS version. this one came from Schmidt & Sons, Mt. Hope KS

70262733 is the power shift decal.

Yes, that's the part number that I see. It doesn't look like it includes the large decals  on the side hoods that say 7040. I suppose that the repaint decal kit is for all of the models and you have to buy the specific model hood decals for whatever model tractor you have.