Adding led rear lights

[rkh Kubota]

I have theL3302DT and want to add led to the rear for back blading snow when it's dark. Do I hook it up to the lights or the fuse box? Also a separate switch or hooked to existing lights?

 

[JasonW]

There are plenty of ways to achieve this just have to research on what you want.
Just adding rear lights I would add a switch off the work light wiring and to the lights.

I’ve added a aux fuse block to run several different things.
Always run fuses and proper wire sizes. Learn about amp ratings. Don’t skimp and risk burning down your tractor.

 

[rkh Kubota]

What size wire should I use?

 

[JasonW]

What size wire should I use?

All depends on what lights you plan on using, and that will also depend how you wire them.

Have you done any wiring work before? Have any tools?

 

[John T]

I have theL3302DT and want to add led to the rear for back blading snow when it's dark. Do I hook it up to the lights or the fuse box? Also a separate switch or hooked to existing lights?

I would buy a good quality set of LED lights (rigid or Black oak etc)
they will come with wiring/fuse/relay/switch.
(wires directly to the battery)

I'm sure plenty of guys will say cheap chinese Amazon LEDS are great.... but that has not been my experience.
I buy quality. Buy once... Cry once

 

[OntheRidge]

I am a fan of these, not cheap but.....There should be a plug under your left fender, these will plug right into.

Kubota L Series ROPS Lights LED Worklight Kits |

www.ropslights.com

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

The tractor should already be prewired for work lights.