Worklight Wiring

[dfeck]

I want to add a rear worklight to my CT230. I see there's 2 wire terminals that are just above the area where the rear hydro lines go. Is this to plug in a rear light? There are exposed terminals that look like bullet connectors.

Doug

 

[Grand_Pooba]

I'm planning to add lights to my tractor soon. I checked those leads and they have power when the key turned on. I have all the supplies except for a rocker switch. I plan on putting the switch into the grommet/cover next to the head light switch. I'll post some pictures when its done.

 

[packrat001]

Does anyone have a WIRING DIAGRAM for the CT230?
I'm sure BOBCAT (and KIOTI) pre-wire a lot of accessories - in case the customer wished to add on any.
Which brings up the other question: just WHAT electrical accessories are available for the CT230? I cannot find anything in the website or product literature.
Thanks in advance!

 

[t600]

that is exactly what those wire are for. the factory work light ($19) plugs in there.

 

[Aaron_D]

Does anybody have a picture of the factory work light? How is it switched?

 

[wallace]

I not sue on the Bobcat light but the Kioti light is a round black light with a switch built in.
That is why there is power to the wire already.
Now again not sure on the BC but the Kioti has a aux fuse in the fuse panel down to the right of the steering wheel by the brake pedals under the dash.

There's not really any electric accesories out there.

 

[archerm3]

I not sue on the Bobcat light but the Kioti light is a round black light with a switch built in.
That is why there is power to the wire already.
Now again not sure on the BC but the Kioti has a aux fuse in the fuse panel down to the right of the steering wheel by the brake pedals under the dash.

There's not really any electric accesories out there.

The bobcat light is the same light. Do a search in here on the worklight installation someone posted some pictures of a CT120 Kioti equivalent. The light is the same, different brackets for CT12x versus CT2xx. CT2xx has no bracket, bolts into the body hole to the right of the tool box. Both are 19 bucks from BC dealer.

Dfeck, werent you about the first person in here to get a CT and one with the biggest discount, and you're just now getting around to a light? Thats funny.

 

[krazsk]

I got the rear work light as an option when I bought the tractor. (CT225, early June) It was on all the time, not just on with the lights. The dealer swore that was the way the factory wiring said to install it, but they did install a toggle switch right next to it for free when I complained. I asked if nobody else complained about it, they said I was the the first one to buy the work light option.

 

[Sprocket]

Does anyone know what size fuse is on that circuit? I wanted to run three lights with it (rear work light and two on the ROPS)

 

[dfeck]

The bobcat light is the same light. Do a search in here on the worklight installation someone posted some pictures of a CT120 Kioti equivalent. The light is the same, different brackets for CT12x versus CT2xx. CT2xx has no bracket, bolts into the body hole to the right of the tool box. Both are 19 bucks from BC dealer.

Dfeck, werent you about the first person in here to get a CT and one with the biggest discount, and you're just now getting around to a light? Thats funny.

That's me!! I haven't had time to do much playing with the tractor due to my heavy work schedule. I think I have a whopping 20hrs on the meter since may. Now that's it's fall I finally have time to plan some tractor mods. Light, bucket hooks, etc. I was able to pick-up a used 3pt brush cutter, 100gal PVC water tank, rear blade for snowplowing, weight box over the summer but that's about all. I'll need a light soon for night snow plowing.

Wallace - Can I purchase the light from you? Let me know the cost w/shipping to zip 14472. I can make payment through PayPal or call in a CC.

Doug