I just got a transfer tank to use to fill my L3901DT and wanted a easy way to power the pump on the tank. I got two Anderson SB-50 connectors and mount one of them under the dash on the tractor and put the other on the end of the power cord for the pump. I just need to come up with a fuse holder and some how to connect the wires to the battery.
Here is the connector under the dash with the dust cover on:
Connector with the dust cover removed:
Connector from the pump plugged in:
Connector on pump wire with the dust cover and a good view of the T-handle:
Wires needing to be connected to the battery:
Any ideas for connecting the wires to the battery?
And yes I bought the orange connectors to match the tractor.
Here is the connector under the dash with the dust cover on:
Connector with the dust cover removed:
Connector from the pump plugged in:
Connector on pump wire with the dust cover and a good view of the T-handle:
Wires needing to be connected to the battery:
Any ideas for connecting the wires to the battery?
And yes I bought the orange connectors to match the tractor.
I have three of those set up on my work truck for jump start stations. One front, rear, and on the control board for the generator/compressor. I like the plug and play idea 
