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Read articles →An owner who couldn't find headlight upgrade info online shares what he figured out for his 2018 MF 1705. He identifies the replacement bulb size (921 LED), shows a side-by-side brightness comparison with the originals, explains the swap takes a quarter-turn and no tools, and puts the cost at $50 for all four. Best for 1705 owners frustrated by the stock lights.
An owner-operator sharing unscripted, firsthand experience from their own farm in Indiana.
The replacement bulb size is 921, which is a bigger bulb than the 912 size that also fits the same fitting, giving more light output.
Do a quarter turn to release the bulb, pull it straight out of the unit, then push the new bulb in, lining up three notches, and turn it back into place.
It costs about $50 total to replace all four bulbs with the brighter 921 LED bulbs, which come in packs of two for $25.
Yes, the difference in light output is worth the cost, and LEDs pull less wattage so they take about three times longer to drain the battery.
