Gittyup
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- Joined
- Oct 4, 2007
- Messages
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- Location
- Mid Atlantic
- Tractor
- Kioti CK25 Shuttle Shift, loaded tires, JD X739
I like the switch mount. Very good job!
Gittyup said:I like the switch mount. Very good job!
MH49 said:I am a little concerned with mounting the lights on magnets that over very rough ground they will shake loose and hit you in the mellon. Also be careful in and around trees if you knock them off, you don't run them through the rotary cutter. I suppose it is wash if you knock them off or whack them around a bit.![]()
I have a set of worklights I'm going to install on my CK30 and I'm looking for a place to tap into the wiring.
It comes out near the rear remote outlets, it is tucked up to the right of the outlets, I posted pictures in another thread... which I can't find right now. I also can't find the original photos on this computer!? It comes on when the ign switch is in the "on" position. There is no other switch for that line.Has anyone located where the 15A "customer use" circuit is accessible?
This is the last fuse in the box, but the factory wiring diagram does not
show where it goes.
There is a work-light tail near the center of the harness under the rear fender behind the seat. It is hot with the headlights on. We have used that tails for auxiliary lights.
There should also be a tail with a plug laying on top of the transmission under the seat. It is for the 7-pin socket. There are lots of goodies to pick from in that plug.
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On my CK30 there are two connectors tucked up to the right of the remotes, one thin wire with a bullet connector and another thicker wire with a spade connector. Based on my research, and feedback from 2 dealers, I believe the thicker wire with the spade connector is the one that goes to the "customer" fuse. On some machines this connector is wrapped in tape and can't be seen easily.Very strange non-standard connector. After checking the wiring diagram, it does seem to have the
correct colors. It seems to be very small guage, so I will run my own wires
from the fuse box.