2360 Wiring Diagram

[NewfieDan]

I am trying to hook up some work lights on my roll bar. I have them working temporarily by using the 12V outlet. Last night when I was trouble shooting the oputlet I found that there is a fuse labelled working lights. Is this a set up from the factory to make hooking up work lights easier? Is there a wire with some sort of cap that I can tap into, to get my lights working in a more permanent way? I want to set them up on a separate switch so I can turn them on an d off as needed.

During the daytime on weekends I don't need the lights, but during the week by the time I get home its dark so I need the extra light for snow clearing. Is there a quick connection to be made? Is the fuse labelled work lights for setting up additional lighting or is it for the headlights, and I should leave it alone?

 

[dsmiley]

Dan, see this thread - http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/kubota-owning-operating/268745-help-lights.html#post3148696.
I mounted a 20 amp switch on the dash near the other switches. It eliminates a relay.

 

[NewfieDan]

I'll look tonight. I have to go out snow clearing anyhow when I get home. If mine has the same connections it will be much easier to conect the lights. One more question though.

Will they come on with the existing light switch or do I need to add a second switch for the work lights?

 

[dsmiley]

I believe your 2360 is wired like my BX25. The bullet connectors come straight from the fuse box so you will need a switch somewhere unless you just want to unplug them each time. I mounted mine on the dash and followed an existing wire loom back to the rear where the connectors were.
Power to those connectors is only on when the key in on.

Dean

 

[94BULLITT]

I put switches in my lights.

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/customization/269149-how-install-work-light-mounted.html

Here is how Scooby074 added a switch for his lights.

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/customization/266049-bx-led-worklight-upgrade-2.html

 

[NewfieDan]

Finally got the lights working today. Took a couple of hours, but they are done now and work great. Just have to take some time when it's dark to aim them properly. That will most likely be tomorrow when we get our next snowfall.