If you have a light with the triangle in the middle of the lense and has a G in the middle of the triangle, that is a GUIDE light... A-C used the Guide light assemblies in the productions of their tractors.
Below are a set of lights on a 170
First light is a 4410 back-up light produced by Guide, lots of fluting in the glass.Was also used as a rear work light.
Second light is a GE H7610 halogen 50 watt. If you use these lights, I suggest to either put them on a seperate toggle switch or control them thru relays from the light switch. I smoked a good light switch because I had 3 Halogens on the switch. I put in a toggle switch for them and that has worked very good for me.
Third light looks original to the tractor, It is a Guide 4411 35 watt 'utility'. Dealer parts book calls it 'Road headlight', part number 230232 .
Forth light surprised me when taking the light out, It turned out to be a GE 35 watt rear tail light/ red light #4409 4tractor6. Parts book labels the sealed beam as #235583
As for the field/work light, think the number on that was 4406. Allis had a part number of 239804 for the sealed beam field light.
I would put the larger fluted lights in instead of the multiples, just seamed brighter to me.
Years ago I use to have a list of manufactures and number to identify what light would cross over but can't find that list anymore.
Edited by JC-WI - 2 hours 56 minutes ago at 3:48pm
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