Replacement Marker and Clearance Lights For Globrite 118A/117R On a 2004 Haulmark Trailer

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2000 hallmark trail it has globrite 118 A /117R can I get bulbs n cover’s for these lites ?

asked by: Scott R

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Helpful Expert Reply:

You are going to have to replace your running lights on your 200 Haulmark Trailer as I do not see that there are any replacement lenses available for your Globrite 118A/117R clearance/marker lights.

The Optronics Trailer Clearance or Side Marker Light w/ Reflex Reflector Red # MC44RB and Amber # MC44AB appear to be the same size as the Globrite lights. These are 4" long X 1-1/2" wide.

We do carry the Replacement Bulb # A194B, Red Lens # A44RB and Amber Lens # A44AB for these lights if you want to have them on hand.

You can also upgrade to LED with the Optronics LED Trailer Clearance or Side Marker Light w/ Reflex Reflector Red # MCL44RB and Amber # MCL44AB to eliminate the need of changing light bulbs.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Answer 2

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