Fuses for old L210 tractor

[jwage]

I have a Kubota L210 and the tail lights and glow plugs don't work. Going through the electrical and I see some fuses are burned out. What kind of fuse is this? Two of them are burned out.

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[100 td]

Instead of looking for the old fuse links, do yourself a favor and replace the lot with something like this or similar
www.ebay.com/itm/182278696379
Your local auto store should have something t sort you out

 

[jwage]

Thanks! I'll give that a try.


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[jwage]

Pic from the front.

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[jwage]

Well this is contributing to the glow plugs not working gonna install a new fuse box and hook that back up and see where we are.

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[100 td]

I'm guessing you have a wiring diagram/WSM, if not, checkout kubotabooks.com

 

[jwage]

Ya I have a PDF on my computer but I also ordered a print copy to keep out in the garage. Thanks!


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[jwage]

Does anyone know what the empty hole at the bottom left of the dash used to be?


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[Russell King]

On the let side by the sticker about decompression would have been a knob to pull a cable (similar to a choke) that pulls a lever on the engine to open valves slightly to release compression to spin engine easier


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[jwage]

Thanks! Do you know what the hole was to the right of the ignition key?

 

[Dave_eng]

I don't know the forum etiquette, but some of these matters in this thread were addressed in an earlier thread that started dealing with tires for a L210 by same owner and expanded into other areas. Especially the one concerning the fuse box.

Should there be one thread or more than one?

Dave M7040

 

[skeets]

Dave, in MHO the etiquette in this forum is a free form, so yes it will sway from one point to another sometimes. But for the most part, things get answered in a proper way. Just sometimes it takes the long way round.
And what kind of an engineer are you

 

[Dave_eng]

Dave, in MHO the etiquette in this forum is a free form, so yes it will sway from one point to another sometimes. But for the most part, things get answered in a proper way. Just sometimes it takes the long way round.
And what kind of an engineer are you

Thank you for your reeply.

I am a mechanical engineer who, in my younger years, worked for the Canadian Government as an automotive engineer. Testing vehicles, investigating the worst motor vehicle accidents and providing forensic court evidence on the cause of an accident.

I left that field and became a construction management specialist for a large school board. Maintaining and building new schools.

I have a lot of knowledge in many fields but not an expert in one.

Dave M7040

 

[skeets]

Aye,, just like all of us governmental employees ,,, We are jackoffs of all trades and a masterbaiter of none,, I feel your pain I was an EE and wound in enforcement

 

[jwage]

I apologize for having two threads with some overlap The tires thread evolved in to electrical and people were willing to help so I was happy to accept the help. Thanks everyone!

 

[jwage]

Thanks for the help. Power to lights and glow plugs work now.

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[Dave_eng]

Thanks for the pictures. Worked out much better than I imagined.

What does NOT work now?

Dave M7040

 

[jwage]

Thanks Dave. Check out my reply over here on this thread. I am working on the glow plugs now.

http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=29518&page=2

 

[D2Cat]

Nice! You sure updated those fuses!