Rear Work Lights B7335

[Farmall45b]

I posted this same topic under buying and pricing, but have not really recieved and good photos of rear work lights yet. Maybe some on this forum can post some pictures and part numbers of the rear work lights that they have on their tractors.

I had my dealer install a rear work light on my B2320 when I purchased it. I went with the Kubota work light rather than fabricating my own because I have seen the Kubota lights on tractors and read posts by others regarding how nice and durable to Kubota lights are. When I got my tractor, the work light installed did not look like any that I have seen or read about. It looks like they took a cheap light and mounted it to a piece of steel that they had lying around the shop. The paint on the bracket was not even dry and only covered part of the bare steel. I was billed for a Kubota B7335 rear work light kit. I do not think this is what I received. Can anyone who has this work light post some pictures? Are there any dealers on here who could share what they have been selling and pictures if possible?

 

[Farmall45b]

Here is a piture of the B7335 mounted on fellow TBN meber eb542. This is what I thought I would be getting.

 

[Farmall45b]

This is what I ended up getting for a B7335 work light kit. What is the story? Can anyone shed some light on this. I feel screwed.

 

[2COR517]

I'm not familiar with Kubota products, but you definitely did not get what you where expecting. These look like the cheap lights from Walmart. The brackets are poor. I have tried many different lights, and there is no substitute for good quality products. I would maybe call another Kubota dealer to get a quote for the work light kit, installed. Ask them very directly if they use Kubota (or another quality brand like Hobbs) lights and genuine brackets, or cheapies and "homemade" brackets. Take this info along with your pics back to your dealer and ask (maybe demand) they do the job right, or give you a full refund.

 

[Farmall45b]

My main complaint was that I was billed for one part number but I think that I received something other that the part I was billed for.

 

[elad]

Your foolish if you settle for that cheap set-up.
No matter what you paid,, it' too much.
elad

 

[Firefighter Kubota]

what did they charge you? Over $50 For light and labor then you got screwed

Here are my lights from Northern Tool, $25 each and very bright, took 15minutes to wire then up with a relay and a switch

 

[PUSHINDIRT]

Take the picture of what you thought you were getting and ask them to make it right. I would think any dealer concerned with his reputation would take the steps necessary to make you happy. Hopefully the dealer will make it right! If not speak with your dollars! Take them elsewhere! Let us know how it works out.

 

[Farmall45b]

So here is the story on the work light. After pressing the salesman at the dealer further and showing him the picture I had of the B7335 work light, he went and asked the service manager about my light. It turns out that the light mounted to my tractor is a B7331 light for the B2910, 2630, B3030 tractors. The B7335 light that I purchased has been on order since September. The shop foreman told the salesman that they just temporarily install the B7331 light on my tractor so that I would have something. When they get the right light in stock they are going to install it for me. Does anybody know what the deal with Kubota is lately? Everything I bough with my tractor seems to be taking months for my dealer to get or not even available, loader, high amp alternator, quick hitch, snow blower, front blade. They all had to be ordered and not all have arrived yet three months after purchasing the tractor? Had anyone run into a similar situation getting stuff for their new B?