LED Work Lights Kubota B2320

[CaptCoolio]

OK here is my first post, I purchased this B2320 last summer. While ploughing snow this winter I noticed the factory headlight were not that great, if you raise the bucket to do anything. It is lights out. So I did a bit of research on this site and got some great ideas. Thanks to all those that posted about this subject. I purchased the LED lights locally, they are 27 watts, add said flood lights, box said spot. I was a bit worried, until i got it all wired up. They seem quite bright to me. If you have any questions please just post the questions and I will help where I can.


Shot from the rear of the tractor, wiring to be finished off.


From the front, I have to have the ROPS angled to get it through the garage door.


Side View,


Blurry shot of one of the brackets.


Waterproof rocker switches, one for beacon, one for front lights, and one for the back light. Sorry for the orientation.



Factory Head lights


Added lights, I would guess they lights at least 3 times farther.:shocked:


Just a shot of the forward lights and factory lights.

 

[600rider]

Nice job! I like the switches and good use of a mounting location! I added mine last year and love them! I also bought some 60 led light bulbs to replace the factory lamps but they didn't last. whatis the last pic of? Is that the plug you sue to power everything?

 

[CaptCoolio]

The last picture was from a connector from work. New the forums did not know how to make it go away.

 

[MikePA]

If you have any questions please just post the questions and I will help where I can.

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Waterproof rocker switches, one for beacon, one for front lights, and one for the back light. Sorry for the orientation.

Do you have a manufacturer and part number for the switches?

 

[CaptCoolio]

MikePA the switches are made by Cherry PN KCA2ANA1BBB. I wanted to get Amber 12 v illuminated but Newark did not have any in stock. Hope that helps.

 

[s219]

Generic marine rocker switches are a good choice -- they will have a rubber boot to prevent water from getting in the works, and should have tin-plated contacts/etc. Places like West Marine will charge $20, but they can be found for $5-8 if you look around.

 

[CaptCoolio]

S219 I looked at marine switches, but around here 3-4 times the cost of the Cherry ones. I liked the size and price think they were about 4 bucks each plus shipping. I also liked the round hole, only a small notch on the side to help prevent rotation. I bought a spare so if one fails, I can replace it.