Replacement Brake Lens for Bargman Series 84 Light

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I need a brake lense, I have a 34-84-700 backup lense, what lense do I need for the brake lense, 34-84-710, 34-85-750, 47-84-712 ?

asked by: Brent K

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Since you have # 34-84-700 backup lens, that indicates that you have a Bargman 84 series light, like # 34-84-008. Any of the lens that you referenced, # 34-84-010, # 34-85-750, # 47-84-712, will fit the Bargman 84 series light.

It appears to me that the # 34-84-010 most closely resembles the lens on the # 34-84-008 light.

expert reply by: Victoria B

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Answer 1

For your Bargman 84 series clearance light on your trailer we have the part #34-84-010 which is the correct replacement lens.

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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