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I was going to suggest the Deutsch DT Size 16 8-position and the DTHD Size 12 1-position connectors. Split the heavy gauge wire off from the rest of the smaller gauge wires...

What are the gauges of the wires and qty of each gauge in that connector?

There's no reason you have to stick with the original connectors- cut them off. Plenty of aftermarket options out there.

Double check all your electrical connections.

Before worrying about what comes next, first find out what the actual oil pressure is using a mechanical pressure gauge. It could just be a bad oil pressure switch. A new oil pressure switch is dirt cheap. The oil pressure switch closes below 7 psi. Look for a round body with a single wire...

1.5 mm would be incorrect also. I'm assuming it means 1.5 meters. 1.5 meters is 59 inches.

Just found this one- https://www.amazon.com/Nilight-Integrated-Equipment-Vehicles-Warranty/dp/B0BSLCVQDV?th=1

If you want a pricing middle ground, you can order online from your closest dealer (Bingham). https://shop.kubotausa.com/

Search Google for silicone rubber shift boots. Silicone holds up to UV much better than plain rubber does.

A and B are for the loader cylinders. C and D are for the bucket curl cylinders.

Here you go- one stop shop if you don't want to piecemeal it together. Of course, you could put together a cheaper solution if you shopped around for alternative parts. https://www.mcmaster.com/6837K11/ Mount the box to your ROPS however you'd like then mount the light to the box. This allows...

I used a Fastronix battery terminal kit and made my own cables. https://amzn.com/dp/B01LLWKXV6

Get small junction box Mount light to junction box Install switch on junction box Mount junction box to where you want the light to be Use waterproof cord grip to route the power cable out to the power source

Just to rule out the battery, can you try another known good battery such as one from an operating vehicle? Being able to start when only on a charger is suspect.

There should be a nameplate decal somewhere on the quick hitch frame that has the part number. Look for a decal similar to this one-

I agree. Aftermarket switch for a back-up alarm.

That's not a B2714C. This is what a B2714C looks like-

It looks like you don't have a garage door opener installed to pull the door further open. You could make a simple prop out of a 2x4. Set the top in place then slide the bottom over to push up on the door.

Try this one- https://www.cookequip.com/inventory/?/listing/dismantled-machines/31642777/kubota-r420-wheel-loaders?dlr=1&accountcrmid=9931&settingscrmid=9932