Please help.....If this is on here somewhere or someone knows where I can find a wiring diagram for a Kubota M4050. I think its an '85. Called my local dealer and they said they dont even have it because it was a weird time or something. Any help would be appreciated.
Electrical - Wiring Diagrams
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If you can't find a M4050 diagram from Kubotabooks.com, or someone here, the M4500 diagram is probably a close approximation. That's available on Kubotabooks.com.Caution with "approximations".
They are a great opportunity to waste time.
Like I did on my tractor looking for an electrical fault and then found out the schematics were from the correct model but an incorrect year.
Wrong information is typically worse than having no information.
Hello,
I am new in the forum, just bought a second hand L1361 tractor with front loader and got the operator, maintenance manual (in spanish) and parts catalog from the previous owner that I will be happy to share if somebody need it. Does anybody have the wiring diagram from the L1361?
Thank you,
I am new in the forum, just bought a second hand L1361 tractor with front loader and got the operator, maintenance manual (in spanish) and parts catalog from the previous owner that I will be happy to share if somebody need it. Does anybody have the wiring diagram from the L1361?
Thank you,
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Howdy GeoHorn, quick one you, and some of the other guys if they spot this post, is this L2650 wiring diagram pretty much that Kubota has used for the L3400D modei? Looks pretty close but that line works better when your playing horseshoes! If you got an in for a L3400D please post it up when you get a minute please.
Thanks a lot my friend.
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B7300 Electrical Schematic
Hi Folks
I was fortunate enough to uncover a B7300 diagram from inside one of the other B series schematic downloads so I figured I would update it a little and throw it back up here for those looking specifically for the B7300 schematic. Note that I did make one change to the "Hazard Switch" part of the drawing. There are a few of the OEM switches out on the market but at around $115 I was not going to pay that so I researched the schematic a little and adjusted it to show the replacement hazard switch not the OEM. I thought that the B7300 had left and right turn signals at first, hence the need for the overworked relay that is in the tractor, but then realized it is only a hazard flash whether you push the lever up or down on the B7300. Originally I purchased a 3 pin Novita relay flasher but I realized after I located the schematic that I could have likely just used an even lower cost 2 pin relay flasher. Either way you simply abandon the black wire on the OEM connector and use the "RG" (Power) and the "G" (Ground) to the new relay and your golden. Hope this helps someone. Someone will probably jump on and state "it does have left and right flashers" lol, but no matter what i did with the OEM relay all I could get out of it was hazard flashers. I replaced the OEM because it was working intermittently.
Hi Folks
I was fortunate enough to uncover a B7300 diagram from inside one of the other B series schematic downloads so I figured I would update it a little and throw it back up here for those looking specifically for the B7300 schematic. Note that I did make one change to the "Hazard Switch" part of the drawing. There are a few of the OEM switches out on the market but at around $115 I was not going to pay that so I researched the schematic a little and adjusted it to show the replacement hazard switch not the OEM. I thought that the B7300 had left and right turn signals at first, hence the need for the overworked relay that is in the tractor, but then realized it is only a hazard flash whether you push the lever up or down on the B7300. Originally I purchased a 3 pin Novita relay flasher but I realized after I located the schematic that I could have likely just used an even lower cost 2 pin relay flasher. Either way you simply abandon the black wire on the OEM connector and use the "RG" (Power) and the "G" (Ground) to the new relay and your golden. Hope this helps someone. Someone will probably jump on and state "it does have left and right flashers" lol, but no matter what i did with the OEM relay all I could get out of it was hazard flashers. I replaced the OEM because it was working intermittently.