Rear electrical connection

[Mark at WJ]

I want to mount led lights to the rops on my L3902. Is there already an auxiliary connector on the rear of the tractor.

 

[TheOldHokie]

I want to mount led lights to the rops on my L3902. Is there already an auxiliary connector on the rear of the tractor.

Should be. On the l3901 its a two pole connector under the left rear fender.

Dan

 

[Roadworthy]

Dan is correct but you must look carefully. It's rather a small connector taped into the wire bundle there. It's on a ten amp circuit and there is no switch. It's hot whenever the key is on. It is a standard connector but you can't get it from Kubota unless you purchase the whole work light package unless things have changed.

 

[TheOldHokie]

Dan is correct but you must look carefully. It's rather a small connector taped into the wire bundle there. It's on a ten amp circuit and there is no switch. It's hot whenever the key is on. It is a standard connector but you can't get it from Kubota unless you purchase the whole work light package unless things have changed.

I have a bag full of the connectors - cost of postage will get you one or more.

Dan

 

[i7win7]

Running a heavy (fused) power wire to the rear of the tractor provides unlimited possibilities, (lights, fans, small winch, jumper cable, 12v fuel pump/bulk tank, ect)

Adding electrical devices to tractor

Purpose of post: to provide general ideas to fellow tractor owners wishing to add lights, electric sprayers, even some high current accessories for short term intermittent use (think winches, jump starts). I'll start with the high power preparations. #1 good heavy duty wire, at Walmart you...

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1 Cool ROPS accessory

Flex-a-Lite model 116 radiator fan 2,215 CFM and 11 amp draw. Stirs up quite a breeze. May help with bugs a night when running lights. Ground speed in reverse slightly faster? :unsure:

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[ctfjr]

I did a similar install as i7win7, although a bit more modest. I wanted a fuse block back there that I could take different switched circuits off of. My install was for a max of 20a draw. It powers all my added led lights, snowblower chute rotation and deflection, and an automated ssqa open/closer.

The (cheap) 40a relay powers the fuse block whenever the key is on (fed from that aux light connector).

 

[TheOldHokie]

Running a heavy (fused) power wire to the rear of the tractor provides unlimited possibilities, (lights, fans, small winch, jumper cable, 12v fuel pump/bulk tank, ect)

Adding electrical devices to tractor

Purpose of post: to provide general ideas to fellow tractor owners wishing to add lights, electric sprayers, even some high current accessories for short term intermittent use (think winches, jump starts). I'll start with the high power preparations. #1 good heavy duty wire, at Walmart you...

www.tractorbynet.com

1 Cool ROPS accessory

Flex-a-Lite model 116 radiator fan 2,215 CFM and 11 amp draw. Stirs up quite a breeze. May help with bugs a night when running lights. Ground speed in reverse slightly faster? :unsure:

www.orangetractortalks.com

I did a similar install as i7win7, although a bit more modest. I wanted a fuse block back there that I could take different switched circuits off of. My install was for a max of 20a draw. It powers all my added led lights, snowblower chute rotation and deflection, and an automated ssqa open/closer.

The (cheap) 40a relay powers the fuse block whenever the key is on (fed from that aux light connector).

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I have the very same components sitting here right now. Mine will be 40A and everything will be housed in a polycarbonate enclosure with a gauges, switchs and multiple 12v outlets on the exterior. How hard or costly would that have been for Kubota?

Dan