Backup alarm L39

[dogcop]

does anyone have the instructions for the wiring of a backup alarm on L39?

 

[TBone1]

Dogcop... your kidding right ...no i mean about the back up alarm .... it's like the commerical states.... it's so easy, even a caveman can do it !

 

[Stonehaller]

There is a backup alarm option from Kubota for the L39. I suspect if you bought the kit from a dealer it would have instructions. I think there is a connector in the wiring already on the tractor for the alarm. My L39 has one, which I disconnected. My tractor and manual are at some property I own in northern Michigan and it will be a couple of weeks before I am back up there. If no one else responds before then, I will post some pictures.

 

[dogcop]

Thank you my problem is if osha comes on a job i'm working i need the backup alarm, again thank you. I am new to this site and just bought the l39 last friday and saw the option for backup. i found the horn wiring that was easy, todays project is the remote front hydraulics.

 

[Stonehaller]

Here's the pages from the parts manual on the backup buzzer. Looks like there is a switch that goes in the console that may not be there unless you have the kit. (Sorry about the zip file, there is no pdf printer on this computer)

 

[thavil]

Dogcop... your kidding right ...no i mean about the back up alarm .... it's like the commerical states.... it's so easy, even a caveman can do it !

Great help TBone1. We usually try to help others when we post on a topic.

 

[LBrown59]

Thank you my problem is
if osha comes on a job i'm working i need the backup alarm,
again thank you. I am new to this site and just bought the l39 last friday and saw the option for backup. i found the horn wiring that was easy, todays project is the remote front hydraulics.

Why does that mean you need the alarm?

 

[dogcop]

OSHA requires all m/v have backup alarm on contruction sites

 

[CurlyDave]

Why does that mean you need the alarm?

Because it is something that is easy to check and you will get fined without one.

I would very much prefer to be run over in reverse and killed swiftly than to be annoyed to death over the course of years by the backup alarms.

 

[TBone1]

Sorry .. I know the poster dogcop personally and was just funnin with him ...sorry

 

[LBrown59]

2*OSHA requires all m/v have backup alarm on contruction sites

What defines contruction sites?

Why does that mean you need the alarm?

Because it is something that is easy to check and you will get fined without one.

I would very much prefer to be run over in reverse and killed swiftly than to be annoyed to death over the course of years by the backup alarms.

2*Dosen't O S H A only apply to employers ?
That being the case would it not stand to reason that anyone who is not an emplyer is not subject to OSHA rules?

 

[thavil]

Sorry .. I know the poster dogcop personally and was just funnin with him ...sorry

Thanks for the explaination, even though you didn't have to. There are a select few posters here that post a lot but don't offer much except adding to their post count. Welcome aboard to TBN, there is a lot of helpful information on this site.

 

[BandDcabinet]

does anyone have the instructions for the wiring of a backup alarm on L39?

You may find this link helpful:

Kubota L39 Parts Diagrams

Look under Options and then Back Buzzer Kit

At least you can see what is in the kit and the general location of the parts.

 

[dogcop]

Thank you all for your responses, I see the wires now

 

[DGS]

Why does that mean you need the alarm?

DUH!!!
DGS