Available Kubota Tractor Models

How to wire a 3-wire alternator on a tractor?

To wire a tractor's alternator, you will attach the wires to the terminal and then tighten them with a wrench.

The red wire is connected to one of the terminals on top-it'll have an 'R' or some other marking next to it. The black wire goes in on another terminal that says 'B'. And finally, there are two wires that will need to be connected together-they should both have a 'Y' or some other marking denoting them.

Now, you're going to twist the three wires around each other and then put on a plastic connector over top of that before tightening it down with pliers. Finally, after connecting all four terminals in this manner, wrap electrical tape around the entire bundle of wire.

The negative battery terminal is the most important one to get connected on a tractor. It's always grounded and it'll be at the back or front, depending on what type of connection your particular tractors has-it might say 'ground' instead of 'negative'.

You can find this by lifting up the panel and looking for a round, negative battery terminal on the ground.

The positive terminal is always next to the starter-sometimes it will be labeled as such and sometimes you'll have to look for which wire is going into this spot and then trace its connection back up to find out if it's positive or not.

If your tractor has an alternator than you 'll need to find the terminal that goes into this spot.

How much is a Kubota tractor?

A Kubota tractor will cost about $14,000.