T in NE
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- Cambridge, Nebraska
What's the name of the place in Lincoln
that has all the hydraulic supplies?
Surplus Supply?
that has all the hydraulic supplies?
Surplus Supply?
- Thread starter T in NE
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Your pretty close try the Surplus center
http://www.surpluscenter.com/
http://www.surpluscenter.com/
bjb in TX from Ne
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<a href="http://www.surpluscenter.com/">Surplus Center</a>
coonie minnie
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There is also Baum hydraulic...
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T in NE
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- Location
- Cambridge, Nebraska
Thanks.
According to our dealer, the flat-faced couplers that screw into the aluminum block for the quick- disconnect on the JD tractor and loader can't be had separate from the aluminum block. So instead of $300 for couplers, we got a complete quick-disconnect for a boatload more.
Someone has to be able to get those couplers.
According to our dealer, the flat-faced couplers that screw into the aluminum block for the quick- disconnect on the JD tractor and loader can't be had separate from the aluminum block. So instead of $300 for couplers, we got a complete quick-disconnect for a boatload more.
Someone has to be able to get those couplers.
Hi T don't know if these couplers will work on a JD but I have done business with this company and the products and servcie was very good.
GB in MN
https://www.discounthydraulichose.com/ISO_16028_Flushface_Hydraulic_Quick_Couplers_s/155.htm
GB in MN
https://www.discounthydraulichose.com/ISO_16028_Flushface_Hydraulic_Quick_Couplers_s/155.htm
ditto on discount. I've gotten the best price and fastest service from them outside of w/o walking into a shop and having it done while you wait. Numerous times I've walked into a place for a hose and they don't have one of the fittings in stock (after saying, "oh, yeah, I can make that for $xx")
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T in NE
Well-known Member
- Location
- Cambridge, Nebraska
Similar, but there is a small threaded area
on the coupler side of the hex on the male
fittings, so these ones can screw into an
aluminum block.
on the coupler side of the hex on the male
fittings, so these ones can screw into an
aluminum block.
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