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Equipment
B3350, Kub. 5" rotary cutter, LP 48" forks, Titan Aerial Platform, KK XB Dump
It's nice & hot which means the hoses on attachments are pressurized and tough to connect to the tractor. In other threads, it seems that if you connect the 2 hoses on the implement to each other when you take it off the tractor, the pressure is less or not a problem.
My attachments are plumbed with male fittings - female fittings on the tractor, so I was thinking of assembling some female-to-female fittings to connect the attachment hoses when not in use. After more thought, would it make more sense to connect 2 female fittings to a T pipe-nipple and add a valve to the 3rd leg to drain pressure?
Just trying to make life a little easier when switching attachments.
My attachments are plumbed with male fittings - female fittings on the tractor, so I was thinking of assembling some female-to-female fittings to connect the attachment hoses when not in use. After more thought, would it make more sense to connect 2 female fittings to a T pipe-nipple and add a valve to the 3rd leg to drain pressure?
Just trying to make life a little easier when switching attachments.