I've got a tree shear that will rotate if I can hook it up to my machine. I see skid steer solutions has them but they seem a little high. Is this a standard plug they have put on these machines or are they special to equipment. If standard they should be available threw electric supply houses I would think.
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svl 95 14 pin plug
- Thread starter gwhammy
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heymccall
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It's the duetsch HD30 series. The one below doesn't have the cord grip. And, you have buy the pins separately.
The genuine crimper is over $400. I use a 4 tooth crimper avaliable for around $60.
The genuine crimper is over $400. I use a 4 tooth crimper avaliable for around $60.
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Senior Member
If you don't have the electric option it's probably way easier to buy the harness and the plug from Kubota because it will plug right in and you'll be good to go.
heymccall
Senior Member
On my kubotas, I use just a 7 pin trailer plug. After all, mine only have two buttons for electric beyond.
The wiring from the buttons exists in the chassis, just not on the boom (unless you got the full option).
The wiring from the buttons exists in the chassis, just not on the boom (unless you got the full option).
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That's a good idea right there.