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Read articles →This is a DIY install video, not a review or buyer's walkaround: an owner wires an aftermarket Jensen Bluetooth radio and Kicker coaxial speakers into a Kubota using a $55 nine-pin adapter kit, with real splicing steps, speaker-testing with a battery, and troubleshooting a chewed antenna cable. It's most useful for existing Kubota owners wanting audio/Bluetooth upgraded, not shoppers evaluating the tractor itself.
Posted by the Simply Sustainable Family Homestead channel, an owner sharing a hands-on DIY project on their own tractor rather than a dealer or reviewer.
You need a nine pin adapter kit that connects to the Kubota style plugs already wired into the tractor, available on Amazon.
The adapter kit combined with a Jensen Bluetooth radio cost fifty-five dollars total on Amazon, compared to eighty to one hundred dollar kits.
Touch a battery, from a triple A up through nine volt, to the speaker's two spade terminals to make a quick circuit; a dead speaker makes no noise.
Yes, the Kicker coaxial replacement speakers use the same screw pattern and same size spade terminals as the stock Kubota speakers, so it drops right in.
