Kubota ROPS Light Wiring [Part 1 Of 2]

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  • Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024

Комментарии • 10

  • @tombarnes1871
    @tombarnes1871 6 лет назад +1

    Good Morning Bota....Is part two ready? I would like to see how you wired everything and why you did it. I am looking to wire some auxiliary lights for snow plowing on removable magnets so I do not drill through the Rops but still have lights I can remove and aim. I hope in part two you will begin at the battery and move all the way through the process. Thank-you for a thoughtful video!!!

    • @BotaTrac
      @BotaTrac  6 лет назад +1

      Hello Brother!! you can find part 2 here: ruclips.net/video/-i2FAPAN0BA/видео.html. Good luck and happy tractoring!!!

  • @KiotiCS
    @KiotiCS 7 лет назад +1

    Very nice job i have a lot of led to put on our Kioti i may have gone over board but we do use it in the dark so need to see what you are doing hope to have some thing like Paul set up ! curt

    • @BotaTrac
      @BotaTrac  6 лет назад

      Thanks! if you need help with 12V relays, check part 2 out: ruclips.net/video/-i2FAPAN0BA/видео.html

  • @vannalldredge872
    @vannalldredge872 6 лет назад +1

    There is a switched wire factory from Kubota in the harness on the rear of the machine.

    • @BotaTrac
      @BotaTrac  6 лет назад +1

      That's what I'm told but I couoldn't find it, so I used the 12V accessory outlet under the seat. Thanks for the comment!!

  • @greg.keller
    @greg.keller 7 лет назад +1

    What model / brand lights did you use?

    • @BotaTrac
      @BotaTrac  7 лет назад +1

      Thanks for your comment. I used these components because any mods that I do must be super-reliable.....I'm only doing them once so all the parts I install HAVE to be super heavy duty. Also, everything MUST look factory installed. Part II of this video is in process right now and should be out soon. You can get all the exact components here:
      Switches: goo.gl/vqoUaU
      Front Curved Light Bar: goo.gl/ucYEiV
      Two Rear Lights: goo.gl/UMyG1n
      Waterproof Fuse Block: goo.gl/0jTb2f

  • @MrCleo10168
    @MrCleo10168 7 лет назад +1

    Hey Bota, really like your video production here :) do you script what you are going to say than film it ? it all look great unlike my video as I pretty much never stop moving around :) I like how descriptive you are, can't wait to watch move of your videos... cheers.

    • @BotaTrac
      @BotaTrac  7 лет назад

      Yes. I video with my Samsung S7 Smartphone and then put on my computer using a video editor called Pinnacle HD. After I cut out the stuff I don't want, then I just watch the video and narrate. Otherwise I say "um, yea and ahhhh" way too much. LOL: I annoy myself awful with it!! All my videos are done this way UNLESS I say the words "down & dirty" at the beginning of the video....like I did on the "Scrap Yard Trailer" video. By the time I did that one, I had already told the story about a dozen times to my kids, neighbor, wife & friends - I was so well rehearsed there was no need for edit! Thanks again for the sub!