Adding led rear lights

rkh Kubota

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Kubota L3302DT
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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

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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.
 

John T

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2017 BX23S 385XP Miller211 1952 Panhead Orange Ludwig 4 piece
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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 :cool:
 

rkh Kubota

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Kubota L3302DT
Sep 30, 2024
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Pennsylvania
Since I'm just a simple guy with no electrical degree, is the work light option in pink the available hook up for lights? My manual says there's Accessories outlet, but I couldn't find one. Is it only avaliable on the HST(mines manual transmission)?
 

JasonW

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Look underneath the rear fender. Cannot remember which side it’s on. The wiring should be tied around the flasher wiring. Thats the accessory outlet.