I have a L4610 and am putting on a snowblower. Does anyone know the part number for the male end quick disconnect? this is so I can make hoses for the cylinder for the chute on the snowblower. Thanks
Rear hydraulic remotes question
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I'm not sure there is a part #, but if it is dealer or factory remotes, they usually are Pioneer type connectors. You can get them at Tractor Supply.
Thanks, I phoned my local Kubota dealer and he said they have different remotes. I was hoping for a Kubota part #. I was thinking they should be standard to all factory installed remotes.
All the males will be Pioneer QD's Any farm store will have them and you can buy pre made hoses at TSC as well. Exactly what I did to operate my hay accumulator from my rear remotes.
Remote valves (no the connectors) can be different configurations. Most Kubota's with one rear remote will be detent return to center. Has nothing to do with the couplers at all.
Remote valves (no the connectors) can be different configurations. Most Kubota's with one rear remote will be detent return to center. Has nothing to do with the couplers at all.
The problem is that Kubota uses 3 different sizes on their tractors. So if there is a question, most people simply don't know what to get.
The ones for your L4610 will take 1/2" male ISO 5675 poppet style ends.
The ones for your L4610 will take 1/2" male ISO 5675 poppet style ends.
The receiver on my dealer installed remote is a Parker break away.
The compatible male implements ends are Pioneer 8010-4 in 1/2 " as MVR noted. Not sure if there is a Kubota #. I just purchased some male ends at a Kubota dealer and they used Pioneer reference #'s. YMMV.
The compatible male implements ends are Pioneer 8010-4 in 1/2 " as MVR noted. Not sure if there is a Kubota #. I just purchased some male ends at a Kubota dealer and they used Pioneer reference #'s. YMMV.
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Breakaway is standard for safety on powered equipment.Pioneer's break under load manually by pushing in on the male and pulling out. Of course leakage is always present. Keeps the back end greased. Got 6 out back, 6 on the right side and 2 on the loader on each tractor.