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JD 60 hyd couplers

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Willy

08-24-2002 07:24:35




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I recently purhased a nice JD 60 that someone has plumbed universal quick connect pioneer couplers to the hyd ports on the back of the power-trol unit and one coming from the pipe hole on the right side my owners manual is not real clear on this but it sounds like there are two different plugs that are needed one set for the remote cylinder and another set for the rockshaft is this the case or am I misunderstanding the book. Also I flipped the lever on the right side so it pointed to the rear and I could not pull the couplers out am I missing something here? Thanks for any help you can give Willy

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Clooney

08-24-2002 08:12:02




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 Re: JD 60 hyd couplers in reply to Willy, 08-24-2002 07:24:35  
Willy, there are several different plugs/coupling adapters for the remote ports. Basically the on tractor rock shaft uses plugs with an open front & no pipe thread out lets, & the remote cylinder uses plugs [couplings] that have closed fronts [to keep the hydraulic oil from flowing to the on tractor rock shaft cylinder] & pipe threads to allow a hose or quick disconnect to be attached. ~There are other variations that allow a cap to be removed & the inner valve moved to allow either remote or rockshaft operation & use the side ports as outlets.
~Your [1] Pioneer on the side was probably used with a one way cylinder as the return, [just a guess].
~To remove the couplings just turn the lever until the spring pressure pulls the locking pins out & twist & pull the couplings out. You might have to pull on the retaining pins a little if the spring is weak or the pins are stuck due to rust or dirt. Sometimes the coupling will have to be pushed in a little to allow the pins to release & let the couplings come out...

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Willy

08-24-2002 17:44:15




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 Re: Re: JD 60 hyd couplers in reply to Clooney, 08-24-2002 08:12:02  
Thanks Clooney you are an infinite fountain of knowledge! any idea where I can get these plugs to operate the rockshaft? Thanks again Willy



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Clooney

08-24-2002 17:53:08




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 Re: Re: Re: JD 60 hyd couplers in reply to Willy, 08-24-2002 17:44:15  
Willy, most any tractor scrap yard would have those plugs & they are pretty common at tractor shows & swap meets. [usually go for $15-$25 each].....



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It's good to have the real clooney back!!

08-24-2002 10:36:31




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 Re: Re: JD 60 hyd couplers in reply to Clooney, 08-24-2002 08:12:02  



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