Tank port on B3300

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I'm looking for a tank port to tee into.,....does anyone know off hand where on a B3300 (or B3200 or B7800) it is? I haven't started hunting....thought i would check if someone knew where one is....
 
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I found the one from the loader valve.
Is there another port available?

or if I tee into the loader tank line...does anyone know what size the line is, so I can by a barbed T ahead of time?
 
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Likely if you look at the outer surface of your loader lines the size will be written there.

This is not a job for barbed fittings and hose clamps.... that stuff is for garden hoses.

Use real hydraulic fittings and avoid plumbing fittings.

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I looked through the parts diagram and both ends of the tank line from the loader are barbed fittings head-on with clamps.
That line is painted Grey at the factory...no markings

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project_x said:
I looked through the parts diagram and both ends of the tank line from the loader are barbed fittings head-on with clamps.
That line is painted Grey at the factory...no markings

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I stand corrected!! Sorry.

Using a low pressure line in such an application seems unusual.

Many web sites referenced by owners looking to add hydraulic circuits to their tractors are wrongly told to use the tank port to feed the next valve thus subjecting the tank port and plumbing to full system pressure.

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Dave_eng said:
I stand corrected!! Sorry.



Using a low pressure line in such an application seems unusual.



Many web sites referenced by owners looking to add hydraulic circuits to their tractors are wrongly told to use the tank port to feed the next valve thus subjecting the tank port and plumbing to full system pressure.



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No worries. I wish the kubota parts list fitting sizes....i'd love to be organize before taking it all apart.

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