I am wondering if there is a "bracket" or box or something I can add to to my tractor/loader so when I take off my loader I will have an easy place to disconnect all the hoses. I see these on all the new tractors just curious if there is something aftermarket or anyone has an idea to build one
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The factory single point connectors are Faster brand. You might be able to find something reasonable out on the web.
One of my loader tractors I had mounted couplers below the right corner of the cab. 2 were standard Pioneer, and I used 2 JD style
couplers for the other pair. Limited the number of mixed up connections. I had made a bracket with bulkhead connectors to hold the couplers. Didnt need the
breakaway function for the loader.
One of my loader tractors I had mounted couplers below the right corner of the cab. 2 were standard Pioneer, and I used 2 JD style
couplers for the other pair. Limited the number of mixed up connections. I had made a bracket with bulkhead connectors to hold the couplers. Didnt need the
breakaway function for the loader.
I buy adapters from Discount hydraulic hose, one
example is in the link.
You can also check surplus center, Baum Hydraulics,
McMaster Carr, along with the usual places like EBay. The
part numbers listed at DHH are a standardized number,
you can type that number into Google and see what
comes up.
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example is in the link.
You can also check surplus center, Baum Hydraulics,
McMaster Carr, along with the usual places like EBay. The
part numbers listed at DHH are a standardized number,
you can type that number into Google and see what
comes up.
Untitled URL Link
caterpillar guy
Well-known Member
Look at single point connections for combine heads. They have a lever you pull to connect all the hoses at once. don't know the cost but would be easy to do even under pressure. Look at combine heads and you will see them for connecting the head to the combine. You could probably buy both sides of the connection at the junkyard and be easy to mount. then just run the hoses to that. They will be a flat face connector.
Wayne in NE
Member
Lankota has a number of single point hydraulic hookups.
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