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Another disadvantage is that you wouldn't be able to use the trailer to haul any loose material like dirt, mulch, gravel, etc...

Post some good clear pictures of the connectors and any lettering/numbers on them. I've been nearly 100% successful at finding connectors and terminals for my tractor.

This was from the eBay link I provided earlier-

It'd probably be easiest to pull the roof off to gain access to the radio cage and release the radio that way. Can you find the radio you have on eBay? Pictures on eBay may help you "look behind the curtain" on how the radio comes out. Is it this one you have? https://www.ebay.com/itm/173499380693

This is true but in the OP's case, he's using the switches to energize a small winch solenoid, not the actuator directly. Edit- I was curious so I went out to my ATV which has an almost identical winch solenoid and measured the current draw at the rocker switch. Mine uses about 1.45 amps.

I'd buy a reliable brand such as Omron. Example- https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/omron-electronics-inc-emc-div/SS-5-F-3/5236945

I've never seen a drum brake adjuster where it looks like one end is a slotted round head screw. Doesn't mean they don't exist- I'm curious where you've seen this type used.

Fully agree! A battery or a power supply will only provide as much current as they're being asked to. They don't push the current, it's a draw of current. The more amperage you have available, the less chance of starving whatever is needing the power. High draw devices such as starters, winch...

Not a fan of the metal ones. Something more like this but without the PVC and a larger diameter line-

I'd like to make a funnel out of 3/4" Loc-line someday.

Cab or non-cab? They use completely different loader control setups. The cab version uses cables. If that's the case, perhaps the nut fell off the ball stud.

Probably because of the word definitions. gripple [ grip-uhl ] adjectiveBritish Dialect. miserly; avaricious. grapple [ grap-uhl ] verb (used without object),grap·pled, grap·pling. to hold or make fast to something, as with a grapple. to use a grapple. to seize another, or...

You're not going to hydrolock or damage an engine from the fine mist of blown around snowflakes. Water injection for diesels is a thing and research papers have been written about the benefits of water injection. Water injection systems is far more water than what blown around fine snowflakes...

If the plug you're working with is the type with one blade perpendicular to the other one, it'll be this- Housing TE Connectivity 172129-1 https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/te-connectivity-amp-connectors/172129-1/1136552 Terminals TE Connectivity 170340-1...

I don't think I would even bother with a backup filter in a situation like that. Walk-behind snow blowers don't use air filters at all. There's little to no dust in a snowy environment. Pull the filter and continue running while it's thawing in the house. Reinstall the filter at a later time...

It took me a bit but I finally found the OEM connectors. ZJZ marking on the OEM connector indicates that it's ZJZ United Co Searching ZJZ's catalog showed me the following- DJY7021-2-21 for the tractor side- DJY7021-2-11 for the light side- Unfortunately it doesn't seem like any US...

That's a slow blow fuse.

Here's your wiring diagram. D905 is the engine stop solenoid. D722 is the timer relay for the engine stop solenoid. The start signal from the key switch goes through two safety interlock switches before it reaches the solenoid on the starter itself.

The dealer's sale ends March 31st.

It's from my local Kubota dealer where I've bought parts from before.