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Hydraulic Coupler, Need Help with ID

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thynes

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Hi,
I bought a plow for my Bobcat. It already has lines with quick disconnects. I need to get a matching set for the Bobcat to run with the aux line, but I am having trouble identifying the couplers.

I am hoping that one of you guys can see the picture and tell me the model. The only markings on it say Perfect Inc. AG, but I have been unable to match this with an internet search.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Regards,
Tim in Mass
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Do you have a Motion Industries Store near you. We have one here in Maine and if you take the half that you have, they can match up the other end. I have been using Motion for over 40 years and they always come up with a solution. Good Luck
Steve
 
I agree with moresmoke, they look like standard pioneer couplers. I have a set of adaptors that I got from Bobcat.
 
So last night I went on eBay and ordered a set of "Pioneer" compatible couplers with rubber boot covers.

Even if these don't fit exactly, which I think they will, I can always just swap one of the ends on the plow hose for a new one, and the corresponding mate on the Bobcat will match.

Regards,
Tim in Mass
 
(quoted from post at 09:26:32 12/02/14) So last night I went on eBay and ordered a set of "Pioneer" compatible couplers with rubber boot covers.

Even if these don't fit exactly, which I think they will, I can always just swap one of the ends on the plow hose for a new one, and the corresponding mate on the Bobcat will match.

Regards,
Tim in Mass
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Exactly. Looks like the hydraulic hose is standard 1/2" pipe, so if you replace both the male and female couplers with a matched set, you're good to go.
 
Take a look at shoups for that either the old case fittings from the 30series tractors or the old IH with the tip will fit. I don't mean the ones for the 66 series. I mean the old style from the 06 and back series. or the ISO should fit.
 
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