Op worklight
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The correct wiring diagram should show what's available. Ensure that it's fuse protected. Do you want it hot or on a switched circuit? If hot be careful 72 watts isn't much execpt if left on and not noticed. I prefer switched, if I'm working after dark it's probaly because of a weather event, which at that point the machine isn't getting shut off period.
Would like to do it switched. Any idea where to locate a wiring diagram? Google didn’t help.
Try to find a schematic for your tractor. Many are available for viewing on the Kubota website. I don't know the BX. My L2501 has a connector under the left fender. It is fused at ten amps. Doing the math, that's 120 watts. That circuit turns on and off with my key. Rather than run the light bar all the time I added a switch in line so I could turn off the light when not using it.
GreensvilleJay
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BX23-S,57 A-C D-14,58 A-C D-14, 57 A-C D-14,tiller,cults,Millcreek 25G spreader,
'optional' wiring usually has a couple wraps of blue electrical tape around them, kinda close to actual use.
a 'worklight' usually is in rear, so look under the seatpan, near the 3PH stuff.....
a 'worklight' usually is in rear, so look under the seatpan, near the 3PH stuff.....
JimDeL
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BX2380; R4 tires; 54" MMM; FEL w Pirahna bar; Ballast Box; BXpanded skid plate.
Where are you mounting the light? If it's up on the ROPS, then there's a 3 wire bundle under the left rear fender (towards the center) that's wrapped in blue tape. One wire (20 amp) is always hot, one is switched (15 Amp) thru the ignition switch, and the third one is a ground.