LED work light added on Kubota L3301

[Stefcro77]

Hi, I just added 4 square 27W LED work lights on my L3301. I fixed them on the Rops, two facing backward and two forward with two separated switch. They are flood lights which cover wider area than spot lights.

It works amazing and wanted to share it in case you are looking for more lights on your tractor!

 

[hillcountry]

Nice, that's my next attachment. Them lights can light up a entire pasture.

 

[Stefcro77]

Yes! Look at the new pictures I posted

 

[ShaunBlake]

Nice! I like your mounting bracket too.

 

[seifman]

So how about the part numbers/supplier? and some pics of the switches and where you tapped for power? Definitely have to get me some of those...thanks for posting.

 

[Stefcro77]

I am away for work, I'll do it as soon as i get home next weekend. picture of swith part number and where to plug it...

 

[RedTailHawk]

where did you connect your wiring? I keep hearing about a hidden power plug under one of the rear fenders

 

[Benhameen]

where did you connect your wiring? I keep hearing about a hidden power plug under one of the rear fenders

Not sure where he hooked his up but on my L3800 there is a plug in under the left rear fender. I believe in the fuse box its listed as "work light".

 

[thedevilyoulove]

Nice job, OP!

I used the factory Kubota rear light kit on my L3901. The switch is built into the light, and the light plugs into the work light circuit under the left fender. Took 5 minutes to install. Not as much light as your set up, but it works for me!

Def post some pics of your switch set up and tell us how you wired it up, you have a lot more light than I do!

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[Jim Barnett]

VERY NICE. I am getting my new L4107 tomorrow and planned on doing the same thing....

 

[Stefcro77]

I did take the power from the work light plug under the left rear fender. However, I connected it close to the fuse box. The fuse box says Work lights, I just took that wire, cut off a part of the rubber around, and welded my wiring to it. That way my rear fender work light plug still works if I wanna add a quick light.

Doing so I was closer to wire my switches on the dash. I passed all wiring under the seat and between the frame and the removable cover between your feet spot. I won't dismantle everything for picture but I can take a photo of the switches. And yes it was not a quick job since it took almost 5 hours to do....

I used this material:
-LED square flood light 27W, model 22271F
http://arenco.ca/arenco/CATALOGUE_WORK_LAMP.pdf

Pollak toggle switch 34-571
http://www.ase-supply.com/Pollak_Toggle_Switch_p/po-34-571-p.htm

And added toggle switch seal boot to protect against water and mud...

 

[Stefcro77]

Here some photos:

 

[RedTailHawk]

Nice job, OP!

I used the factory Kubota rear light kit on my L3901. The switch is built into the light, and the light plugs into the work light circuit under the left fender. Took 5 minutes to install. Not as much light as your set up, but it works for me!

Def post some pics of your switch set up and tell us how you wired it up, you have a lot more light than I do!

Definitely info on where you wired it...

 

[Deaner70]

That is somewhat the same as I am going to do. I am going to be drowning in light as I purchased the 48w square LED's-2 facing each way!! I bought an off-of-off marine switch for the dash. It is a rocker switch. I seen the idea from someone on this page. Looks good!

 

[gpreuss]

Great lights, Great job Stefcro!

 

[R1200GS]

I am curious to know how this set up is working for you after 2 years from your original post?

Thanks,
Scott

 

[Kingcreek]

I used similar LED lights for rear flood but for forward facing lights, I used a 12,000 lumen LED combo spot/flood light bar on top of the ROPS. Works great.

 

[Stefcro77]

Still working awesome!! Love those LED lights!

I am curious to know how this set up is working for you after 2 years from your original post?

Thanks,
Scott