About this product
📘 Overview
The EZ Spot UR Intermediate Tool Wiring Harness (P-EZ-TWH-102) is the tool-side lead in an EZ Spot UR installation — it runs between the machine harness and the attachment rather than plugging into the machine itself. It integrates with EZ Spot UR hydraulic function attachments and carries the switching from the machine harness through to the tool. On installations where the machine harness terminates before the attachment, this is the part that completes the circuit. A wire tool for pin adjustment is included.
⚙ Key Features of the Intermediate Tool Wiring Harness
- Tool-side lead — connects the machine harness to the attachment, completing the circuit.
- Built for EZ Spot UR hydraulic function attachments specifically.
- Wire tool for pin adjustment included.
- Keeps the machine harness in place — only the tool-side lead changes when attachments change.
🔑 Why the Intermediate Tool Wiring Harness Matters
- Completes a circuit that stops short — where the machine harness ends before the attachment begins, the Intermediate Tool Wiring Harness is the lead that bridges the gap.
- Matched to the connector, not the attachment — picking by machine connector is what avoids a harness that physically will not plug in.
- Wire tool included for pin adjustment, so the harness can be adapted during installation rather than returned.
- Keeps a second machine running — crews with two carriers often buy a second harness so an attachment moves between machines in minutes.
- Built for the EZ Spot UR hydraulic function attachments specifically, not a generic auxiliary lead.
📊 Intermediate Tool Wiring Harness Specifications
Specification Value Designed for EZ Spot UR hydraulic function attachments Included Wire tool for pin adjustment Harness role Intermediate, tool side Installation Between the machine wiring harness and the attachment🔗 What the Intermediate Tool Wiring Harness Works With
The Intermediate Tool Wiring Harness is designed for EZ Spot UR hydraulic function attachments — the rotating bases and the tool heads that run on them. It is the electrical half of the installation: the hydraulic hoses carry the flow, and the harness carries the switching that lets the operator control rotation from the cab. EZ Spot UR offers nine wiring options so the harness matches your machine’s electrical connector: the Universal Skid Steer Wiring Harness for most standard machines, the 14 Pin Wire Harness for Cat, Bobcat, Kubota, John Deere, Case, New Holland and Takeuchi machines with a 14-pin connector, the 8 Pin Caterpillar/ASV/TEREX Harness for those three brands, the Single Pole 7 Pin Bobcat Electrical Harness for 7-pin Bobcat machines, the 7 Pin Intermediate Harness and Intermediate Tool Wiring Harness where a tool-side lead is needed, the Cigarette Plug In Universal Wiring Harness where no auxiliary connector is fitted, and the Radio Remote Assembly for Telehandlers.
🚜 Which Machines Take This Tool Wiring Harness?
Used on the attachment side of an EZ Spot UR installation, alongside a machine harness matched to your carrier's auxiliary electrical connector.
Harness selection is decided by the electrical connector fitted to your machine, not by the attachment — check your machine’s auxiliary connector before ordering. If you are not sure which connector you have, email support@eskidsteer.com or message us on chat with your machine make and model. Everything needed to confirm fitment is on this page — add it to your cart to check delivered pricing for your address.
❓ Intermediate Tool Wiring Harness Questions, Answered
What is the difference between this and the 7 Pin Intermediate Harness?
Both are tool-side leads that sit between the machine harness and the attachment. The 7 Pin Intermediate Harness is the 7-pin version; this is the general Intermediate Tool Wiring Harness. Which one you need depends on the connector arrangement on your existing installation, so check what your machine harness terminates in before ordering.
Is this a replacement for the machine harness?
No. The Intermediate Tool Wiring Harness is the tool-side lead that runs between the machine harness and the attachment. You still need a machine harness matched to your carrier's electrical connector — the Universal Skid Steer Wiring Harness, or one of the brand-matched options.
Do I need a wiring harness at all?
If your attachment has a powered rotation function, yes. The Intermediate Tool Wiring Harness is what lets the operator switch rotation from the cab. The only reason to select None when ordering an EZ Spot UR attachment is that you already own a working harness for that machine.
What if I buy the wrong harness?
Harness choice is determined by the electrical connector on your machine rather than by the attachment, so the safest approach is to check the connector first. Every EZ Spot UR harness includes a wire tool for pin adjustment, which covers minor pin-position differences during installation. If you are unsure, send us your machine make and model before ordering.
Can one harness serve two attachments?
Yes. The Intermediate Tool Wiring Harness connects the machine to an EZ Spot UR hydraulic function attachment, so if you run several tool heads on one carrier, a single harness serves them all. Crews with two machines usually buy a second harness rather than moving one between carriers.
How is the Intermediate Tool Wiring Harness shipped?
Shipping is calculated at checkout — add the Intermediate Tool Wiring Harness to your cart, enter your delivery address, and the shipping charge is displayed before you complete the order.
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