Rear Tail Light Lamp for Bobcat 873 963 A300 Skid Steer / All-Wheel Steer Loaders
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Compatible Models
We do our best to list all compatible models. Although this may be the part you need, your exact model may not appear below.
| Brand / Equipment | Compatible Models / Engines | Fitment Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Bobcat | 873, 963 | Skid-steer loaders |
| Bobcat | A300 | All-wheel steer loader |
Product Overview
Rear lighting helps keep compact equipment visible when backing, traveling between work areas or operating around crews and vehicles. A broken lens, corroded socket or damaged housing can reduce visibility and allow moisture into the lamp assembly.
Bobcat produced these loader families over multiple years and lighting revisions. Compare the lens shape, mounting points, connector/wiring and side/position with the existing lamp before ordering rather than assuming every 873/963/A300 uses the same rear light.
Key Features & Performance
- Rear/tail-lamp replacement for listed Bobcat loader families
- Restores rear machine visibility when the original lamp housing or lens is damaged
- Application should be matched by lamp shape, connector and mounting pattern
Product Details
- Component: Rear tail light / lamp assembly
- Mounting position: Rear
What to Verify Before Ordering
Compare left/right orientation if applicable, lens shape, mounting pattern and connector with the original lamp.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the lamp fit every serial range of these models?
Not necessarily. Bobcat can revise lamp assemblies, so machine serial and physical comparison are recommended.
Should wiring be inspected when replacing a broken lamp?
Yes. Check connector corrosion, ground quality and harness damage so the new lamp receives proper power.