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I found this contact info which may be able to help you. Agriserv This is the cover page for their catalogue Their primary business is making replacement wiring harnesses for older tractors including Kubota's. The picture of your connector may be able to guide them in supplying you with what...

The rear wire harness is $1,250. Post a photo of the connector. In the past someone posted a link to a manufacturer's catalogue of Asian connectors Dave

Likely OPC control/timer. Operator Presence Controller. It is the master brain sent info by various safety switches. The following description is not for your exact model. I do not have the WSM for your tractor. Call Messicks to be certain your model has this part. Dave

Do you know what a fusible link looks like? Find where the main positive batter cable connects to the starter. The fusible link will have a connection to the same location. here is a picture of a fusible link. I did not check the rating of your fusible link so the wire loop may be a different...

The starter safety switch is the only safety switch which affects the starter from engaging. It should be easy to find and check with a test light or multi meter. When you say you have 13 volts everywhere, this is meaningless unless you are checking the voltage at the starter when the key...

Use the hydraulic filter shown in the following picture to orient you to the reverse proportional valve wiring. Likely something is pulled apart or off. Dave

I have started to look for more info for you. The code 91 talks about proportional valve for reverse. There are a number of models of L5740 If you will advise which model is yours I will try and find location of the proportional valve from parts illustrations. Dave

Please advise if a cab is present. This will help in advising where to look. Be looking for a blown slow blow fuse. On some models they are near the starter. Others in the cab. A slow blow fuse is not like the typical automotive fuse. Dave

Go to Kubotabooks.com by following this link. RC60-71B Your tractor uses a RC60-71B mid mower. Look for the Operators' manual for your mower which will have the instructions you need. Dave

Condensation is happening because of a lack of outdoor air coming into the cab and flushing out the moisture from your breath and sweat. Your cab has two air filters. Make certain the outside filter is not plugged with snow or dirt. The HVAC control has a lever to select recirculated or fresh...

My question has to do with the integrity of your clutch. It powers both the HST transmission and the rear pto. By having an implement like a bush hog on the pto and try and power it when these symptoms occur, if the pto slows or stops it points to you needing a new clutch. For this test the pto...

Please post exactly what brand and type of fluid you used. Re loader: does your tractor have a separate hydraulic pump driven on the end of the engine crankshaft? When using the bush hog, does the pto shaft ever stop turning when the pto is engaged? Dave

If you have a multimeter, measure the resistance (ohms) of the new unit. Since the indicator's main function is to drop the voltage going to the GP's the resistance will be more important than the diameter of the wire. The length of the heating wire is also a big factor when making a visual...

Does your tractor have a Kubota cab? I cannot find a model with one. Dave

I looked at the wiring diagram and have marked the largest diameter wire with a green arrow. It is the main power from the starter/battery terminal to the key switch . If the wire is solid red then this is it. If it is black with a red stripe then it supplies the glow plugs. Dave

Further to my earlier posting, it is helpful when looking for advice to post the symptoms your tractor is presenting, if these symptoms have just suddenly occurred etc. On some models the stop solenoid is only powered for a few seconds to STOP the engine. If you study the material I have...

Here are a number of items on B3200 I have saved after posting. Dave

Suggest you read this thread. bypass valve Dave

Your tractor will have a fusible link. A piece of wire with special insulation acting as the main fuse. It will be plugged ito a connector beside the starter. As a general rule, a fusible link is made of wire that is four gauges higher (smaller) than the rest of the circuit, making it the...

Go to Kubotabooks.com and to its loader section. loader Look at B219. It may be the one........ just an educated guess. Dave