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Read articles →This is a narrow how-to from an LX2610 owner installing aftermarket rear work lights instead of buying Kubota's factory option. He covers sourcing cheaper LED lights and a mounting bracket on Amazon, the switch bought separately on eBay, connector mismatches with the stock wiring, and routing the harness under the console cover, plus rough total cost around 80 dollars. Useful mainly for owners planning the same budget DIY light install.
Posted by an LX2610 owner sharing a DIY maintenance project from his own machine, not a dealer or professional installer.
The owner spent about 80 dollars total, including 25 dollars for lights, 9 dollars for connectors, and 36 dollars for a switch bought on eBay.
No, the connectors that come with the aftermarket lights do not fit the stock Kubota connector, so you need to butt splice or use another connector.
Remove the cover by taking out one screw and a small Phillips screw, then tuck the harness underneath and connect it to the switch.
No, if the rear work lights do not come with a switch, you have to buy one separately, which the owner found on eBay.
