Accessory plug on Kubota?

[Garandman]

Somewhere I read there is a tied-off accessory circuit on the back of Kubotas. If so I'd like to use it for some LED lights.

Anyone know for sure?

 

[nybirdman]

At least on my cabbed version;it was bundled with the caution lights.It may be the same on yours,remove the tape wrap at the bottom of the caution lights,I think they are prewired for a switch also.

 

[s219]

For the L3200' it's under the left rear fender. There is a connector (bullet style I recall, female) taped back against the harness to the rear lights. Just remove the little piece of tape and go!

 

[Fallon]

Under the left fender. On mine its female spade connectors in a T shape. I used it briefly to wire up 4 LED spotlights on my ROPS.

I ended up drilling a hole in my dash, ran wire there & tapped into or near the fusebox. Made for a nicer switch location.

 

[oosik]

Mine is tucked up under the dash on the left side. It a female spade plug on the end of about a foot of wire. It is strapped up with some other wires right next to the fuse box. I only found it by accident when doing routine checking of the fuse box. It is actually shown in my owners manual.

 

[Garandman]

It is actually shown in my owners manual.

....Which I have yet to receive...Supposed to be mailed to me.

That's great, I didn't want to fly blind on the wiring.

 

[Garandman]

For the L3200' it's under the left rear fender. There is a connector (bullet style I recall, female) taped back against the harness to the rear lights. Just remove the little piece of tape and go!

Tada! Got it! I'm going to put a multimeter on it, I assume it goes on and off with the other lights but that's fine.

Didn't find a pigtail on the fusebox but I have hope....

 

[s219]

That aux/work light circuit is independent of the other lights. The wire runs to the fusebox and already has a fuse. So you just need to hookup in the rear and that's it.

 

[oosik]

Ah, Ha - it can't hide forever. Kind of like a snipe hunt - ha,ha. Mine is independent of all other lights - its on/off with the ignition switch.

 

[Fallon]

Same here, ignition switched, not switched with headlightslights. Which is why I put the new switch in the dash for my ROPS lights. Given how bad the headlights can glare off the bucket having the ROPS lights on their own is nice. I thought about 2 switches for the front facing lights & a different switch for the rear lights, but went the easy way with 1 switch & have had no regrets.