Electrical Connector in the back

[heitjer]

Guys,
my LS4041 has an electrical connector behind the seat. I assume this is for trailer lights and possible breaks. Can someone point me to the name of that connector and does anyone has a pin-out?

I like to see if it is possible to power a small electrical pump for a sprayer from this outlet.

regards
heitjer

 

[mangus580]

heitjer,

Looking at the schematic that I have for my R3039, I do not think the Trailer plug has 12+ in it. I do see a connector listed as an 'Auto Leveler Power Source' that is 2 pins, possibly near the rear someplace, that has 12+ and ground. I am not sure if this is keyed, although I suspect it is, since it is sharing the PTO fuse.

Hope this helps...

Mike

 

[Bird]

Guys,
my LS4041 has an electrical connector behind the seat. I assume this is for trailer lights and possible breaks. Can someone point me to the name of that connector and does anyone has a pin-out?

I like to see if it is possible to power a small electrical pump for a sprayer from this outlet.

regards
heitjer

I don't know anything about the LS tractors, but I'd guess you're right. My Kubotas had such a plug, under the seat, and I used it to power a Shurflo pump on a 50 gallon spray rig.

 

[the whispering oaks farm]

is that the 7 pole connector on the back? this is the diagram for my xr4046hc which i would think will be the same. Hope it works for you. just use a 12 volt test light to confirm.

 

[Guesseral]

This is probably a stupid question but what type of male plug insert does that take? Is this a typical 7 pin type trailer plug or is it some kind of European type of plug? I have wondered this for sometime but it has never came up, and I didn't need it yet but is seems pertinent.

 

[the whispering oaks farm]

they show in the book two versions, , the European one and the ASAE one. The Asae one I believe is American SAE.
The Plug is the same one that is used on semi tractors for their trailer plug in. I tried it, but all my stuff that I would pull is the flat pin rv style so I replaced it with an rv receptacle. the issue that I had was after removing and replacing the round pin to the flat pin receptacle, I found the little plug in behind it to tie it into the loom and the wires are extremely light gauge. I am going to run an additional wire from the battery back to the plug with some #12 gauge wire and a new fuse so that I won't get a meltdown if I want to run a pump or anything that has a heavy power draw yet I still want to be able to just plug it in. this way I will be able to power different items without worrying.

 

[boomer632]

This is a 7 "pin" European plug, not to be confused with a 7 "flat" RV plug. I use a utility trailer to haul hay and picked up a conversion plug to go from 7 round to 4 flat at TSC. I made a jumper to go from the trailer light plug to the adapter. All my trailer lights and signals work.

 

[mangus580]

Duh... I forgot the manual had that image!

 

[Guesseral]

This is a 7 "pin" European plug, not to be confused with a 7 "flat" RV plug. I use a utility trailer to haul hay and picked up a conversion plug to go from 7 round to 4 flat at TSC. I made a jumper to go from the trailer light plug to the adapter. All my trailer lights and signals work.

Are you sure it is European or just a round 7 pin like you get on most trucks now a days with a trailer tow package?

 

[Bird]

The last time I was in a U-Haul place, I noticed they have a lot of the conversion plugs.