What is this electrical connector please? See pic

[newbury]

It's on a Kubota M4700 for the headlights, probably a common auto type thing but I did not want to cut it off to take it to match.
Thanks for any help.

 

[ovrszd]

Yep, looks like a common 3 wire connector. So common that you could probably study it and maybe even plug some male spades into it to verify size and then go to an automotive supply store. Take a pic with you with a tape measure in the pic showing size. Get a better pic than this one.

 

[PHPaul]

Very common on motorcycles too.

Look Here about halfway down the page.

 

[s219]

If you can't find a match, I'd bet that standard male blade terminals will slide into each female opening on that connector. I do that a lot when connecting up to custom plugs. They may have odd shapes and arrangements, but they often use standard blade terminals.

 

[pat32rf]

Does it plug into the rear of a sealed beam headlight on your tractor? If so it is pretty standard

 

[Opti-Mist]

It is an accommodation for the addition of some future electrical accessory.

 

[newbury]

There seems to be about a dozen "standard" 3 pin connectors in a T configuration for headlights.

Messicks sells the part for $27. I was just hoping that someone could rattle of the part name here and I could find it for a few bucks, instead of shoving spades into it and taping everything up, which I did.

 

[banjodunn]

G'day most auto parts stores have that style of connector on the shelf and they are usually sold as a pair ( i.e male and female ) along with new terminals to fit to the wires.


Jon