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Will these fit in a B light bucket?
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    Posted: 28 Mar 2016 at 2:57pm
Trying to find out if these will work in a stock B light housing?
http://www.tractorpartsasap.com/mobile/Product.aspx?ProductCode=127096

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Anyone?
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I would not think so.  Regular sealed beams will not work and this is a replacement for those.  The glass lens and rubber gasket are needed so the retainer can be tightened on the B headlights.  
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You can buy an LED bulb that will fit the original light socket .
http://www.ae-ta.com
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mdm1 made some sealed beams fit on his 45, but he had hose that he split around the outer edge to keep em from rattling and hold tight.  I'll be LED bulbs would be cheaper that would fit right into your existing socket.  I'm not sure of the number, but if you do a search for ( 1157 LED ) you'll come up with something.
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It would be an 1156. 1157 is a dual filament.

I pulled my lights apart and the wiring and reflectors or pretty much junk. Figured those would be just as cheap as new reflectors, wiring and LED bulbs.

Nothing is easy OR cheap.
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I have 12 volt sealed beam bulbs that fit behind the stock glass lenses on my CA. Shot a little expanding foam behind the bulb to keep it from rattling around.  Nice bright lights for sure.
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I used a couple of the rubber housing work lights to get the 4411 sealed beams in my CA. I just trimmed them to fit the housings without the original lenses.
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