Work Lights

[Natureboy]

I want to add 2 worklights (55 watters) to the rear of my 2005 CK20 HST. I've located a pair of bullet connector wires on the right side under the fuel tank. There is no power to them when the ignition is off, and they have power when the tractor is running. Has anyone out there used these wires for that purpose? I would put a switch between the connectors and the lights for when they are not needed. Would I also need a fuse- or is my assumption that the connectors are already fused because they are hot when the tractor is running - correct?

 

[Thomas]

Kubota has setup under left fender...sure handy.

If you use the connection you may want to use elect tape for good seal.
If you haven't already purchase your lights,check out lights w/the toggle swtich already built in...don't have to drill hole,connect 4 wires,indep.use.

 

[JoelD]

Could you wire off of headlight switch?

I just installed new worklights on the rear of my machine. I got them for about $10 a piece at wallyworld. Rubber housing and all, they work great.

Joel

 

[Natureboy]

I have'nt seen lights with the switches on them. Where are they available?

 

[Natureboy]

I thought it would be more convenient to just add a switch at the rear where the bullet connectors are. I did'nt want to start fiddling around with the dash. Thanks, did'nt think of wallyworld.

 

[Thomas]

Natureboy"I have'nt seen lights with the switches on them. Where are they available?"

I purchase mine from Townline Equipment Sales,Inc.

CAS ZAA7786149 3X5 Lamp w/UK10/DIS

townlineequip@netscape.net