Kubota L3902 User Manual

result in serious damage to the electrical
system of the tractor. See ENGINE
TROUBLESHOOTING on page 133 or your local
Kubota Dealer for specific information dealing
with electrical problems.
The electrical system of the tractor is protected from
potential damage by fuses.
A blown fuse indicates that there is an overload or short
somewhere in the electrical system.
1. If any of the fuses should blow, replace with a new
fuse with the same capacity.
(1) Fuse box
(1) Fuse box
(2) Spare fuse
(3) Fuse puller
Protected circuit
Fuse No. Capacity (A) Protected circuit
(A) 15 Flasher (Battery)
(B) 5 Hazard (Battery)
(C) 20 CCV heater (IG)
(D) 10 Work light (if equipped)
(E) 15 Power supply (IG)
(F) 5 Meter (IG)
(G) 5 Engine (IG)
(H) 5 Main (IG)
(I) 5 SW sense (IG)
(J) 10 Head light (IG)
(K) 5 Flasher and buzzer (IG)
(L) 5 Starter
(M) 5 Meter and OBD (Battery)
(N) 20 Engine (Battery)
(O) 5 Main (Battery)
4. Replacing the slow-blow fuses
The slow-blow fuses are intended to protect the
electrical cabling.
PERIODIC SERVICE SERVICING AS REQUIRED
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Kubota L3902 Specifications

General

Engine Horsepower	37.5 HP
Cylinders	3
Drive	4WD
3-Point Hitch Category	Category I
Hydraulic System Type	Open Center
Engine Type	Diesel
PTO Horsepower	30.8 HP
Displacement	111.4 cu. in. (1.826 L)
Transmission Type	Gear shift or HST
Number of Gears	8F / 8R (Gear Shift)
Fuel Tank Capacity	11.9 gal (45 L)
Length	121.1 in (3076 mm)
Width	55.1 inches
Height	91.7 in (2329 mm)
Tire Size (Front)	7-16
Tire Size (Rear)	11.2-24