Auxiliary lighting help!

[Troop1776]

I've got a 2022 workmaster 50 open station. I want to hook up my auxiliary lights but my dealer seems to think there isn't an auxiliary light connector. I've combed my manual and can't seem to find one either. Besides cutting the wires to my license plate light is there an aux light harness that is plug an play like kubota has? I've got 2 open plugs but can't for the life of me figure out what they are for.

The pictures are of the one that is coming out of the hood cowling. The rear one is round.

For the love of all that is holy please help haha

 

[chim]

Welcome aboard! Have no idea what the New Holland wiring is like. Maybe you'll get good info from another NH owner. Many of us simply add a circuit - wiring, fuse, switch (or switches for lights in different locations).

 

[Roadworthy]

Turn the key to the run position. Ground one voltmeter lead. Put the other lead into the various points on the connector one at a time. That will tell whether any have power when the key is on. They are probably fused. Track down what's what.

 

[WranglerX]

If all the advice for factory provided wiring fails , simply add lead from battery to a inline fuse, then to switch then to light fixture.... Use KISS principle...

 

[JCoastie]

You probably have the same ignition wiring as my LS, worse case, you can pull a switched 12v from the ignition. That's where the dealer jerry rigged my 3rd function valve electronics from. I redid all of that, but used that switched 12v and ran it to a relay (my relay is fused) and then to an aux fuse box to power the 3rd function, LED lights, etc.

 

[SmallChange]

I have a Workmaster 25 and there's a pair of spade lugs on leads tucked up behind the bar at the back of the top of the fuel tank. It's driven whenever the headlights are. I think I looked through the manual to learn about it and there's no mention. Can you find something similar?

 

[LS Tractor Owner]

Yep, my LS has the same 2 leads behind the bar in the back.