I need help finding my fuse on my Kubota b7300 hsd tractor

[OSA 321]

I looked and looked and looked for a fuse box on this Kubota b7300 hsd I've looked everywhere under the seat side of the engine I fought every wire until the end and I never have seen a fuse box just wondering if there is one on this unit or is it just a fusible link thank you for any help

 

[ptsg]

Hopefully this helps:

 

[OSA 321]

Thank you I'll check it out

 

[HAR]

Yeah, it is not a traditional fuse box, per se, but a small plastic 'rectangular box' attached to part of the wiring harness on the left side sort of the middle of the engine, .

 

[OSA 321]

Yeah, it is not a traditional fuse box, per se, but a small plastic 'rectangular box' attached to part of the wiring harness on the left side sort of the middle of the engine, .

The only box I have is rectangle is a black box and I opened it up and there is a circuit board in it with a relay is that what you're talking about but I have no other boxes on the left side of my motor

 

[OSA 321]

Yeah, it is not a traditional fuse box, per se, but a small plastic 'rectangular box' attached to part of the wiring harness on the left side sort of the middle of the engine, .

Is there any way you can be more specific about the box and maybe the wires coming out of the pigtail thank you

 

[HAR]

I am not sure how you engine looks, but here is what the left side of my 1999 B7300 looks like with the 'fuse box' zip tied to a cable cluster. The fuse label still remains on mine, and you can read each item (instrument cluster, work light, hazard). I am not sure what fuse controls the headlamps. Hope this helps.
After re-reading the label, the first slot reads "head light instrument cluster'

BTW: Do you have a copy of the B7300 owner manual? I found a 'searchable' PDF copy (very handy) that I would be willing to share. Just send me a PM with your email address.

The 'work light' I found was just a hot wire off one of the rear light pigtails. I connected to this, with a switch, and control a rear facing 'headlamp'