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Re: Hydraulic Connections-How many are there?
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Posted by Jon Hagen on March 21, 2002 at 07:30:30 from (63.160.194.154):
In Reply to: Hydraulic Connections-How many are there? posted by AGEN on March 21, 2002 at 06:31:21:
Go with the ISO or pioneer style coupler. The ISO coupler has been the standard for the last 15-20 years and is used by everyone after the early 80's. I have several brands of older tractors that I have converted to ISO couplers. Most companies sell conversion kits to convert their old coupler body to the ISO tip. It is a fairly easy and low cost conversion that ends the nightmare of dealing with a half dozen different tip styles. I don't know how they settled on the little Pioneer coupler for the ISO standard,but my theory is they had retrofitting older tractors in mind and decided its easier/possible to adapt a smaller tip to a coupler that originally had a large one,as most of the others are larger. The ISO tip seems to work well even on high flow systems.
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