CK 27 lights hookup

[maximus1277]

I'm sure someone already asked this, but I can't find the thread on this topic under kioti forum. Does a ck27 come prewired for auxiliary lights? If so, where is the plug/connection? I will be running LEDs on my new toy in the next few weeks.... Any help or guidance is appreciated,
?

 

[lakngulf]

Try these. Not sure if any answer to your specific question, but include alternatives.

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/kioti-owning-operating/162860-customer-use-fuse-ck27-where.html

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/kioti-owning-operating/197259-added-lights-ck-30-a.html

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/kioti-owning-operating/170898-exercising-ck30.html

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/kioti-owning-operating/159010-workable-headlights.html

 

[SSdoxie]

Here is where the wires are on the "white" version. Imagine it should be the same on Kioti.

 

[maximus1277]

View attachment 293832

Here is where the wires are on the "white" version.

Thanks.... but, what do you mean by the "white"version... is bobcat made by Kioti? Or is it the otherway around? I know that Bobcat used Kubota engines for years, but I did not realize there was a Kioti connection...

 

[maximus1277]

Lakngulf - Very helpful info.. thanks!

 

[SSdoxie]

View attachment 293832

Here is where the wires are on the "white" version.

Thanks.... but, what do you mean by the "white"version... is bobcat made by Kioti? Or is it the otherway around? I know that Bobcat used Kubota engines for years, but I did not realize there was a Kioti connection...

Both tractors are made by Daedong. Daedong owns Ktioti. Kitoti is just the "Brand Name" put on it for North American sales and now starting to show up in other countries as well.
New McCormick & Landini are also the same tractor.

 

[lakngulf]

Lakngulf - Very helpful info.. thanks!

Glad to be of some help. I am still working with mine, on the second try now. I have not yet mastered the connections or the attachment of the lights. I chose not to drill into the ROP, and have had difficulty with a good "outside the ROP" setup. Currently, I am using cpvc pipe, does not look so good but is working. I attached to the wire just under the right side of the tool box (if you are looking at the tractor from the rear). Not sure if the CK27 has the exact setup as the CK30 or not.

Good luck.

 

[seacap04]

This is how I wired ROP lights, back work light, and a power socket on my 07 DK45SE HST. Don't know how similar it is to your CK27. I did not use the existing "hot" wire at rear of tractor. I wanted to save that for anything that comes up in the future.

I wanted the ROP lights and rear work light to be on own switches and powered off hot side of fuse block through relays. I wanted power socket powered through the spare fuse off ignition switch side of fuse block

I solder and heat shrink every connection I can

Again this is a DK45, but I hope it helps you.

 

[murphy1244]

This is how I wired ROP lights, back work light, and a power socket on my 07 DK45SE HST. Don't know how similar it is to your CK27. I did not use the existing "hot" wire at rear of tractor. I wanted to save that for anything that comes up in the future.
View attachment 294068View attachment 294069View attachment 294071
I wanted the ROP lights and rear work light to be on own switches and powered off hot side of fuse block through relays. I wanted power socket powered through the spare fuse off ignition switch side of fuse block
View attachment 294077View attachment 294078View attachment 294079View attachment 294080
I solder and heat shrink every connection I can
View attachment 294081
Again this is a DK45, but I hope it helps you.

where did you get your parts from?

 

[seacap04]

Relays and switches are from NAPA. Lights I think walmart. They are 55w halogens that a lot of places carry. Power socket I had laying around. I use marine grade wire and connections. There is a big commericial marine store not that far away. They did not have any switches that were as well constructed as the NAPA ones. They have lived outside with the tractor now for a year with no problems.