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If you are not handy with building your own - heavyhitch.com sells a suitcase weight holder that is similar in concept to this. I don't usually have problems with clearance out back so I went with the bigtoolrack.com carryall. It also can come with a suitcase weight holder.

I wish I could find my owner's manual for the loader. I know it has the torque specs in it somewhere. Too bad the owners manuals are not in a sticky section of this site. Alternatively you can determine the size and pitch and grade of the bolts. Then it is easy to lookup on the internet. You...

I wonder is there any adjustment for how much angle the motor can sweep?

Yeah I may end up replacing the entire tank if the sun has eaten that plastic also. If the tank is still good I will first try to get a cap off Amazon. After all that, I plan to make a cover to keep the sun off.

I was thinking I need to adjust my rear wiper. After I replaced the rear window it goes farther on the right side of the window than the left. But it may be better that way because I look over my right shoulder most of the time when I look back.

Has anyone else come up with a better solution for a cap? I went to add washer fluid when I was working on the intermittent wiper project. The factory cap disintegrated when I removed it. I suspect the plastic is not uv resistant.

Thanks! Not sure it was worth the time (from a usefulness vs. time spent), but it was fun. That said - it was very nice to have last weekend when it was raining.

Hope this works!

Yup. I was just trying to figure out how to upload a video. Looks like it has to be uploaded to you tube first?

Here's what the switch looks like installed. I have not switched to intermittent for the rear window wiper.

To get the new switch to fit the hole in the console I had to make the one permanent modification. I cut the corners of the switch opening square.

Here's the picture

Here's a closer look at the connections between the new switch pigtail and the original connector block pins.

After I found the connections that I needed to properly control the wiper motor and washer pump, I removed the connector pins from the original wiper switch connector block. Since I could not find a proper connector block that mates to the connector block on the tractor wiring harness I removed...

Next I made temporary connections to the original wiper switch connector block. Turns out that the wiper motors have positive power to them, and when you operate the switch to turn on the wiper, you are connecting the coil of a control relay in the roof of the cab to ground. Same thing is...

Here are the connections that need to be addressed. The high speed connection can be ignored since we don't have two speed motors in the windshield wipers. I made a pigtail of the new connector block and tied pins 1 and 2 together. Then I connected them to a 12 volt power source that I found...

Hi All, A while back someone asked if it was possible to make the window wipers intermittent. I looked around and discussed the idea further with some of you. I wasn't going to bother with trying to get a system to work if it cost much money, but I did find a switch that I thought would work. I...

Yeah it is easy to tangle with the pallet forks that way!

Eventually I got tired of getting on and off the tractor to flip the handles. I purchased a 225lb 6" stroke, 14mm/sec, 3 amp linear actuator and a switch for $50. Been working great, wish I would have done this years ago. If you are running wires up front for a camera, add a couple more for an...

I have the same issue. The other day I was wiring in an intermittent wiper switch and discovered a plug in the back of the cab that is powered in the acc position. I used that for the wiper switch that needed power. So, I was thinking that I would look for a wire in the roof first that goes to...

Sounds likely that it is a fuse. The fuse block usually has a diagram on the inside of the cover. The diagram may show where the likely fuse is.

All this is under the roof of the cab. I should buy the shop manual. The wires change color at every connection and made it frustrating to troubleshoot.

The two relays with the yellow tags. I could very gently wiggle the connections and the radio cut out just like when I was operating the tractor. Those relays change the circuit for the speakers between the radio and the acc jack. The acc jack goes into an amplifier that is just below the acc...

I'm not the OP, but thanks for the reminder that I need a replacement drive belt for the alternator. It squeals a bit just after starting the tractor. I tried tightening the belt, but I don't want to overdo it. I'll probably roughen the v-belt pulley surfaces and try some belt dressing to start...

I really like the right vs left photometric comparison! It really shows that hot spot in the original light fixture. The dealer called today and said my beacon wiring kit was in. The dealer is an hour away in the opposite direction of my normal travels so I have to decide to ship the kit here...

Thanks for the info! The relays for the radio system went out on me. They are in the roof of my DK4710SE cab. Partly it was the connector blocks but cleaning up the contacts didn't fix the issue entirely so I wired the speakers directly to a new radio.

I just ordered it through my dealer. It was a couple dollars less if I dream up a good excuse to go to Bakersfield. If I have it shipped to me it will probably be about the same as fleabay.

Thanks for the relay part number @AirOpsMgr ! I thought the beacon kit was much more expensive (I didn't know there was a version of the kit that doesn't come with the bracket). I will probably just purchase this kit from my dealer if he is not much more expensive than Ebay. Thanks @D&D...

Oh? What is the Oreilly part number? I am looking at using the existing beacon light wiring for adding side working lights. I just need a switch and the relay that plugs into the fuse block under the hood.

So I was able to sit in a Kioti track loader today. I went to the International Agriculture Exposition in Tulare. Seems like a nice piece of equipment.

How about a close up picture. Perhaps they are not assembled correctly.

Detent controls are available for rear remotes. I have one of my remotes with detent. I use those ports for my backhoe when I have that mounted. The other remote pair is not detent and is used for the tilt cylinder (I have top and tilt). The detent remote is a bit of a pain when I use it for...

I just saw a reference to Michigan Iron Works having some online parts, and I got to thinking that perhaps you could call them and ask if they have the o-ring. They have other parts listed.

Was one of the options like HST cruise control be on? My memory is fuzzy but I think I ran into the same problem a couple years ago when my tractor was new. I know that Linked pedal does not do that because I used the PTO today to drive a post hole digger and I had it on. I also have PTO cruise...

Thanks for the information on the 3rd function kit. It sounds like a better design. I really like the idea of a heavy plate for a spacer! My hood hits the guard just ever so slightly. A little more weight up there can only help also.

Congratulations on the new equipment! Since you started a rant, I cannot resist adding to it. I like the idea of embedding cameras. One for the SSQA, one for bucket cutting edge, one for the fork tips, etc. It could be just two well thought out cameras I suppose. While on the subject of cheap...

Anyway, glad to see you get it running!

I don't see any part number for the O-ring. However if you can read a calipers, measure the groove width and the inside diameter of the little piston and the inside diameter of the cover. With those dimensions you can look up the proper O-ring size. Something like this O-Ring Calculator.

The owners manual for the chipper may be able to answer the viscosity question. If they have the manual online you could find out before the unit arrives.

Good luck with your new toy! I think the PTO will just need less cut off if anything. The quick Hitch moves the implements further away from the tractor. One thing to consider when using the PTO is clearance between the PTO shaft and a drawbar. This picture shows what happens when the...

Wow sorry to hear that! But thanks for the play by play. I can see that explanation being quite valuable and saving a few others in the future. It doesn't get that cold very often around here, but it does freeze. I've been thinking of making a frame for support and alignment of the backhoe when...

I think you are correct. So there's a hazard in not entirely connecting the rear remote for the return line? I will have to be careful of that when I connect my backhoe to my tractor. I've been mostly frustrated by the process of getting everything lined up so the backhoe will slide into the...

From my owners manual. Looks like an Italian company

Does the valve look like this? This is from the Woods manual. Perhaps keep the RPMs low for awhile until things warm up?

Perhaps not... they do look similar but not exact.

Was there perhaps some ice formed inside? I have the same backhoe. I think they are made by Woods.

Another thing is see if a radiator shop can do a good repair job and then keep it as a backup to guarantee that you never have this problem again.

I Googled "plastic radiator repair" and there are products and YouTube videos that could maybe repair that crack.if it were me, I would hang onto the broken radiator and try to repair it as a spare.

That looks like so much fun! I suggest that you call and have them unbox before you drive to the dealership on the next one. I think I will do that also when I order delicate parts. I replaced my rear window not too long ago, and the box was in bad shape, so the dealer too a look before they...

And to add to that - the ABS solvent probably will not work on nylon.

Yep the picture you sent looks a great deal like the connectors that Daedong used. I suspect that they used the same switches and connectors as they would on a non-cab tractor as they look like weather tight seals.

Thanks! I just want to make a short pigtail harness that plugs between the existing wire harness plugs and a switch that has a different connection.

This is what I have so far. The switch will not have the two speeds part function. I think I will just wire the wiper to the "L" contacts, as that feels more ergonomic. Since the tractor already has the relay to power the wiper motor, I think it will work as a single speed system with the...

Any chance that the tanks are ABS? If so, you may be able to do a hokey job of a temporary fix by cleaning the broken part surfaces really well and using ABS drain pipe solvent to glue them back together. I used this to repair a broken handle on a shop vacuum hose about 10 years ago, and it is...

Hi All, I've been working on an adapter for the wiper switch that has an intermittent function that I found. I had to dig to find a connector that mates with the new wiper switch, and I finally found it. Now I need to find the mating connector that will connect to the plug that is in the...

Using the Dorman switch may be possible if the high speed or low speed part of the switch is not used. Looks like it would require a two speed motor in the wiper and a second relay to use all that the switch offers. Darn I thought I was onto something! I think the only way this switch would be...

I was looking through the parts diagrams for my DK4710SE and noticed that the front wiper parts include a relay. If that relay powers the wiper motor, then it may work to get the Dorman 901-5102 switch. So I emailed Dorman and if they send me the wiring diagram and specifications...

Well the factory radio bought the farm. The volume knob started losing the left side channel, but I could wiggle the knob and get it to work for a bit. Now, both channels are gone completely. So I have a good excuse to replace the radio, and everything on order, and a potential weekend without...

Looking around the internet, fleabay has them in the mid to high twenties. For that price I would want the schematic and dimensions.

Perhaps you could find one in a truck wrecking yard. Looks like they were used in '06 to '2010 International trucks.

If it was $9 rather than $90 I'd try one.

How about this? Dorman 901-5102 Dorman Windshield Wiper Switches | Summit Racing

Done. The delicate wires are still not protected though. I should make a better guard for them. Also received a seat cover for xmas. [emoji16]

Yep, I'm going to try that. If there's any problem, I will make a better one.

That grapple looks quite beefy! I like how it has closed panels. That should help protect the grill better.

Please let us know how the mower works. I like the wicked 60 grapple I have. I can pluck brush straight out of the ground sometimes. I held the hoses as shown and it works well. I suppose I should look into a backup beeper as it is easy to get lazy and not look before starting to back up.

I have the factory 3rd function on my DK4710SE. If RPMs are high it will sort of operate the grapple while curling. My two complaints are more about the design. First is how the hydraulic system is protected. Second issue is that rather than go to steel tubing across the loader arm,they just...

That's a scary dealership! If the issue is that the loads are more than the friction clamp can handle, perhaps consider a less-permanent solution first. It could be as simple as a bolt through the two parts.

Wider stance is usually better. Too wide adds loads to the axle and axle bearings. It is a judgment call. Things to consider include access/ clearance in barns, turning clearance with drawn implements (you don't want a bent tongue), tree clearance if you have trees... While we're on the subject...

I just rewatched the 70 year video and it looks like a click type torque wrench at 1:58. I can't tell what he is torquing, but I wish they would grease the seals and torque the filter canisters right there. Those are a pain to get loose on the 50 hour service! I think you are correct that most...

I have misplaced my loader manual, but it probably says to check the torque on the loader fasteners. This is a good idea because the parts have paint that can migrate out of the joints causing the joints to become loose. Same thing with the wheel lug nuts. One of these days, I will buy a large...

I have not seen a video of Kioti tractor assembly in a long time so I don't know if they are using calibrated nut runners and the like - but those tools look like something you would buy at Home Depot, but cost about 10 times more. But they are very nice for calibrating to a particular torque...

That looks great!

That's still a way nicer place to park than what I have!

Nice! I like the rear corner windows. Wish they had them on the DK10 series

Looks like a bit of miscommunication occurs at the company. It looks like they could have specified a straight connection rather than the sharp 90 and saved themselves a small amount of money while improving ground clearance. You have inspired me to look closer at what could be done with the...

Yes, that is weird! Perhaps the control cables are out of adjustment so much that all functions of the joystick are rotated?

Thanks! It looks similar to what I remember. I will try to get time to take a look at what my tractor setup looks like tomorrow. I really like the Linked pedal system.

I may cut larger holes in the guard to reduce the reflection. Matt finish dark paint sounds like a good idea also. I find that the lights reflect off the attachment (bucket, pallet forks, grapple) enough that it is annoying. So I may keep the low output lamps in the headlights and just upgrade...

I had the dealer install when I bought my DK4710SE. I remember they removed the covers from the steering column to install stuff. That said, the kit may be nearly identical between the tractors. Any chance you could post the instructions? I may be able to look how the stuff is assembled in my...

Will it be a warranty claim? That crack looks like it is between the heat affected zone and the base metal.

What subframe? Loader or backhoe? Any pictures?

Interesting! I had never seen lever clamp battery terminals before. I can see how they can allow me to use just one battery for seldom used machines. I like that. [emoji16]

I had that problem with the Farmall H (6 Volt). I finally fixed the ground issue with a new wire harness and, after sanding the connection spot for the ground, I smashed a tiny bead of solder between the lug and the torque tube casting.

One place where it is easy to deadhead is the rear remote that has a detent. The detent remote is good for things like a backhoe or log splitter that need continuous flow. It is easy to forget to turn off that remote - don't ask me how I know!

First thing I would do is put a charger or jumpers or a jump pack on it and see if it tries to start. In other words how old is the battery? Sometimes they die quickly when they get old, and sometimes they slowly get weaker and weaker. Gonna be fun getting down into the hole they put the...

I had the dealer receive the grapple. Everything Attachments does not ship to rural. Big Tool Rack was lift gate. Get some slings to lift implements off of trailers and store them in the torque tube of the loader. The pallet forks are really handy for this kind of stuff.

I couldn't find a good picture of the joystick. The grapple I still like is from Everything Attachments. Wicked 60. Be sure to size the grapple to your tractor. They are noticeably heavy, so don't go too big. The first picture is how I connected the hydraulic lines to the 3rd function. Pallet...

Regarding videos I recommend Tractor Time with Tim and Good Works Tractors. They do a great job of showing you how to operate your tractor and generally show a safe way of handling various situations. Another great video series is by Tractor Mike. Then there's Messick's and Outdoors with the...

To remove any potential energy prior to working on the tractor hydraulics, I suggest parking on a clear flat area. Lower the loader and the 3pt hitch so they are resting on the ground. Set the parking brake and turn off the tractor. Then wiggle the loader joystick to make sure that the loader...

Regarding tree removal - It depends on the species of tree and size (2 to 4 inches dia.), and soil conditions. I use a grapple and it doesn't work as well for trees as it does for brush. Small 1" dia. trees tend to slip through. The trees I have that I want to pull are aliantha. Sometimes they...

4. Does the NX have "draft control"? That may be what the extra lever does. I've never had draft control, but I think it lifts an implement on the 3pt hitch when the implement is pulling too hard. On my DK4710SE cab there's an empty slot next to the 3 pt hitch adjustment lever that would have...

Send a picture of the joystick. Or, did you order the 3rd function as part of the tractor purchase from the dealer? The float function should be there. Lower the Loader to the ground. Push the joystick toward the front of the tractor with the heel of your hand - harder and harder until you...

Question 1. Probably only need to tighten up the nut or fitting that is leaking. Do be cautious about fluids that are under lots of pressure!!! Make sure that the pressure is gone before messing around where it is leaking.

Thanks! Looks like Broken Anvil is the way. I like that they are about 1/8" thick. Now that I see what a difference in light output, I will get the guard after I upgrade the lights. I am seriously considering the Nilight Side Shooter LED Light Bar / Pods 2PCS 6.5 Inch 60W Flood Spot Beam Combo...

You may want to clean and check any connections in the wiring between the sender and the computer or gauge. Extra resistance could offset the reading. Dave

I have only used the PTO cruise control when I use the mower. It helped when I got into heavy brush alternating with no brush. What is the difference between the DK4710SE and the DK4720SE? Looking at the Kioti website I could not see any visual difference except the hood. Comparing the options...

What kind of brush guard did you get? How well do the headlights shine past the brush guard? Dave

2023 Update for all you researchers out there. Well let's see... 1. I still really like the tractor. I am happy with the horsepower and lifting capacity it has. 2. Problems I have had so far: Brush disconnected the wires to the 3rd function once, Lost most of the hydro trans fluid while...

Another thing to try is jumpering an additional battery or charger in case the battery is weak

Is there any corrosion inside the cable terminals (where the lugs are crimped) that could reduce the battery current to the starter? Looking at the video, it looks like the starter is engaged and trying to turn the motor, but is not getting enough current.

Looks like a switch to make sure that the clutch is disengaged so that the tractor is not started in gear? So when you pulled it with the truck, did the motor turn?

Is the motor locked up in some way? Can you leave in a high gear and rock the tractor back and forth to turn the motor? All cable connections are clean and tight from the battery to the starter? Battery is in good shape? When not bolted to the tractor, does the starter run ok?

Thanks for the info! I ordered the factory system when I bought my DK4710SE. There are two things that I don't care for about that system. One is no bluetooth connection, and the other is that the power is wired to the on position of the key switch rather than the acc position. Were you able to...

Nice! Is there anything that holds the hoe up to the trailer hitch housing other than the lift arms? I would worry that the lift arms would leak down over time. Dave

https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/21-ck2610-cab-spare-plug-purpose.435401/ This conversation has some information.

Those probably are for a beacon light option. I have two on my cab also. There is a kit that can be purchased from the dealer or Ebay I think. I sure would like to know what the part number is for the mating half of that connector is because I don't need the rest of the wiring. You may want the...

Looks like it will not take much to adapt! The three point stuff should make the back half nearly universal.

Thanks for the update. Another idea to consider is look for a good used mini excavator. It would be far more agile than a tractor mounted hoe, but also more money. This idea has a lot of merit if mounting a backhoe will take a lot of tools, skills, and time. It is also much more likely that...

Subframe is good. Just make sure that the subframe and mounting points are better than the KB2485 and KB2475 design. By this, I like how the subframe reaches up toward the front of the tractor to relocate the stress away from the engine to transmission joint. What I think could have been...

Another situation where pressure can keep you from making the hydraulic connections is when picking up the grapple after having a different attachment on the loader. My grapple does not have any features to hold it up when I remove it from the loader, so I open it up halfway and set it on the...

Good to know. I had the windows fog up once. If it happens again I will lift the roof and check the hoses.

Thanks @Boss 302 That looks much stronger than the Kioti backhoe mount. I like how it puts the load out on the axle housing closer to the wheels. That should transmit the loads to the wheels in a much better way.

Yep the subframe looks like it was only designed to hold up the backhoe to the tractor while the tractor is moving. It looks like the outriggers are supposed to do most of the work supporting the backhoe while digging. I try to be aware of when the outriggers are not supporting the backhoe. The...

I also like the R14 tread so far. Although I worry that they will wear faster than other tread patterns.

You may want to look at Michigan Iron

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Hmmm the other pics didn't make it

Cleaning up my folks place. Used a Wicked 60 to load: a tank, complete small block Chevy with a Landcruiser transmission and transfer case attached, Landcruiser front axle, bulldozer blade, and culvert into the scrap metal folks truck. Since we didn't have to cut stuff up, the tractor and...

I saw/heard a suggestion recently on I think the "Good Works Tractor" channel (YouTube) where he suggested looking at the manual for a comparable Deere or Kubota model to get an idea of ballast. I just wish I could get a good quality non freezing liquid ballast down here in southern California...

I wanna make a seat cover. I'm saving old denim. I plan to add a pocket to the back to hold manuals etc.

I think I get what you are looking for. The best/safest way to look at it is to size the tractor to the logs that you are likely to be wanting to pull, and the terrain on which you plan to pull them. There's probably not many equipment manufacturers that would have any kind of listing for that...

I have the third function there also. I plan to design a step that will incorporate protection for the third function valve and hoses. I just need time! Dave

Add a few weights. Whatever is handy and easily mounted so it doesn't fall off. Check the top link adjustment to be sure that the ripper tooth is trying to cut down as it is pulled through the soil. Tractor Time With Tim has a few YouTube videos on the subject I think. Dave

Thanks for the writeup. Next time I do my transmission oil, I think I will just replace it all, and not mess with trying to switch filters quickly.

I am finally almost done getting the DK4710SE tractor and implements. It's been about a 6 month journey, so it's nice to see/hear about stock on the showroom floors again. I received my Wicked 60 grapple after a 16 week wait just two days ago. Man it works nice. But being able to walk in and...

I wish that they would come up with a better solution also. When I lean out the back window to see what I'm doing, enough weight comes off the seat to turn the engine off.

Oh yeah, the rear remote lever should be pulled or pushed until the detent holds the valve open. This is so hydraulic pressure is provided to the backhoe.

Try taking it out of gear and setting the parking brake before getting off the seat.

Thanks, I will give the speed control valve a try. I will also adjust the seat. A thumb could be very handy. I like the hydraulic thumb kit from Michigan Iron. Guess I need to start saving up for a thumb in addition to everything else. I'm also thinking about a narrower bucket. Are there...

Hi all, I have determined that if you leave the draft arms installed when you put your backhoe on the tractor, you may want to check the height of the draft arms before operating the backhoe. This is between a DK4210SE cab and a KB2485 backhoe. It may not be an issue for normal draft arms, but...

Nice! I ordered my DK4710SEC with the telescopic stabilizers, and I'm glad I did. I have a mix of new and old implements some of which are quick Hitch compatible and some are not. So I find myself dealing with the stabilizers often. Dave

Is this right after a cold start that it bogs? If so, there's an rpm limiter in the software that prevents high revs from a cold start. I find that I have to lower the throttle and raise it back up again to get it to rev up even after the engine is off for a while but still warm. Dave

I also like how the cab adds a bit of ballast. Dave

Oh! Welcome to the forum and congratulations on the tractor. [emoji846]

Yes you can run hoses from the back of the tractor remotes to the loader. I bought the third function because I felt that the improvement in ergonomics made it worth the cost. That said, I have yet to try the third function because the Wicked 60 grapple I ordered has not come yet. I do have the...

Nice tractor. I am also waiting for a wicked 60. I was told the grapple would be a 12 week wait when I ordered it in March. Are they catching up on their backlog? Dave

I ordered my tractor with the kit. I think it's a dealership installed option. I have not received my grapple yet so I have not been able to try it out. On my DK4710SE the valve is down low and I am concerned that the hoses are vulnerable. I like how much higher you have mounted the valve on...

Thanks for the advice. I finally got the KB2485 backhoe. It came with an 18" bucket. The bucket moves a lot of dirt, but now I'm thinking about a very narrow but long bucket with serrated edges like you have there would be more useful. I think that the 18" bucket is not going to perform well...

I heard that the DPF problems occur when the engine doesn't work very hard. I would seriously consider the larger tractor because of the price difference. I had to wait about 6 months for my tractor to show up. That amount of time lead to issues with the implements I included in the deal getting...

Looking at the web page for the KL5520 Loader, the joystick is mounted to the loader. Also, the picture on the DK4710SE HST page,under the power steering feature, shows no place on the fender for a joystick. Dave

Very nice. Did you weld that assembled, or take off first?

Take a look at Tractor Time with Tim. Home - Tractor Time With Tim Tim has a you tube channel with a playlist on the subject of trailering tractors that is very good. The videos will help keep you from going crazy while waiting for your tractor to arrive. Dave

I agree about the doors. I looked at the NX series and the Yanmar YT347C for the window and door configuration, but I decided I could live with the difference in cost. In the end I probably should have looked more seriously at the NX because I wound up adding most of the options that the NX...

Wow! I was thinking I would see a situation where the seal on the filter was not lubricated by a very thin film of oil when installed. That causes the seal to glue itself to the engine. I guess they forgot to torque the filter mounting tube, and then over torqued the filter.

Nice! What's in there? Catfish, small mouth bass, trout? I managed to get out at lunch and mow for a few minutes. This is the stuff I am cutting/pushing out of the way. The Yerba Santa mows if it is small but sometimes just breaks at the roots when it is tall. I have rediscovered my archery...

Looks like a perfect day to mow![emoji16] Except that I have to work. [emoji45] Perhaps at lunch time. [emoji848]

Yep. About the only fire safe time to mow in a la ninia weather year! We have rabbit brush, buckwheat and other brush that the gophers and rabbits dig up underneath and create a mound of dirt. These mounds get high enough that the mower will hit dirt even on the highest setting. The sparks can...

So far I like them. I was hoping for snow to try them in today but it is not sticking. I do notice that they desperately need liquid ballast. Unfortunately this is southern California and nobody sells liquid ballast. I really want beet juice type liquid because it gets down to about 5 degrees...

Interesting. That would be disappointing! Then they must use the same instrument cluster/ display for all of their tractors. If this is true, they should at least put a cheesy piece of tape over the idiot lights that don't actually indicate anything. A user could look at the dashboard and...

Yep that's what I was going to look for also. I think matching switches are available for not too much money. Just need to get the proper plugs to get the whole thing connected. I will post if I find the correct switch and plug sources. Please post if you find anything. Dave

Thanks. I do like my Landcruiser

I think that the plugs are for the beacon light option. I plan to use them for side lights so I can see better through dust covered windows when it's dark.

Hi All, The tractor I ordered last October has finally arrived (well mostly). I ordered most of the options including: third function, rear wiper, linked pedal, PTO cruise, HST cruise, telescopic links and second remote. Attachments and implements: backhoe (still waiting for that), 2"...

Try to get at least one axle on a somewhat less tractive surface release the binding. Or, if you have a loader, you can pick up the front axle to release the binding also. Dave