Work Light wire connections?

[bellweather]

I’m trying to install one of those pricey Kubota work lights. It came with useless instructions (don’t get me started on Kubota documentation). I’ve read many of the useful posts on the installation of work lights, but in peering under the seat of my tractor, I do not see the connectors that everyone refers to. Are they buried under the electrical tape and protective plastic flex-conduit that surrounds the wires? Any advice will be much appreciated. I attached a picture of what I see when I look under the seat. Thanks

 

[jpr62902]

The wires you're looking for are just barely exposed at the bottom of your pic, just below the hydro pressure relief valve (the little red button looking thingy, in technical terms). There's a black lead for the neutral, and two red coded "hots." One is for the HST temp sensor that US BX's don't have and the other is for auxilliary lighting. You'll know if your using the wrong wire, cos the HST temp indicator will light up if you're using that line.

 

[Junkman]

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[jpr62902]

Junkman's pic is pretty good. Jim Becker did a thread on this about a year ago and posted some real good pics and an explanation of how he wired his. Search his name and look at his posts around May or June, 2003.

 

[bellweather]

Thanks guys. It looks like I will have to dig a little to get to the connector. It probably requires undoing some of the protective tape and plastic shield. I did see Jim Becker's post...very helpful picture. Thanks again.

 

[Jim_Becker]

Here's the picture again just in case someone has trouble with the search...