To be clear, SAE hose and fittings referred to as #10 are 5/8", inside diameter class, not the thread size. The SAE #10 means 10/16". SAE #8 would be 1/2", #12 would be 3/4", etc. They might be called Ford 5/8 O-ring fittings but since the SAE #10 O-ring boss fitting worked, I would expect Ford used SAE fittings under their part number in the parts books. This is common practice with manufacturers, and unfortunately, they seldom give the common industry name/size in the description which would make it easy to pick one up at a hydraulic shop or parts store.
To the original poster. You could have several different types and sizes of fittings used on the backhoe (even more if someone has changed any over the years, using generic hoses and adapter fittings as suggested here). Other than low pressure return hoses I expect you will have two wire, 3000-4000 psi working rating hoses on your backhoe.
Here are a couple links to some info on identifying fitting types and sizes that may help you.
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