Looking for a light connector

Fawteen · Sep 7, 2015

This is the connector for the rear work lights on the cab of my Kubota B2650. It's about 3/8" wide and 3/4" long. I want to mount a pair of 27 watt LED floods for blowing snow this winter.

I don't want to go with the Kubota factory work lights because:

1. They're stupid expensive
2. They're incandescent
3. Like me, they're not too bright.

Any information on what this type of connector is called and where I can put my mitts on a couple would be greatly appreciated.

Pete in MD · Sep 7, 2015

Can't help on your question but you could always cut that connector off and use a set of connectors of your choice.

Fawteen · Sep 7, 2015

Yup, probably wind up doing just that.

Figured I'd try to do it with the stock components first tho.

Pete in MD · Sep 7, 2015

Understand, good luck.

J.Wondergem · Sep 7, 2015

Might want to try delcitydotnet. They have a lot of good stuff, and I've bought for them before.

gene bender · Sep 7, 2015

Now that just makes good common sense.

Dr. Walt · Sep 9, 2015

Fawteen:

Paul, very simple, that connector is the FEMALE half of a flat blade connector. Make sure the "HOT LEAD" on each new light has a MALE flat blade connector of the appropriate width and plug each one into a side of the female plug . Ground each light to the tractor or run separate ground wires from each light to an appropriate ground.

Doc :>)

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