b2320 hydraulic fittings for hoses

[Tmar104]

I need info on size, thread and hose size of the two quick connectors I plan to buy for my proposed hydraulic toplink on my b2320.the ones already on tractor for loader. Numbers of the female half of this coupler would help, and good source.
Thanks to all

 

[GeoHorn]

If you are creating a new design of your own I’d recommend you stay with commonly available fittings such as NPT and brands such as Pioneer.

 

[RBA50]

I just bought 2 female Kubota couplers from Messicks. Info as follows:
Coupler 1/4 HN, Part number 7J612-66323 (formerly 7J612-66320).
They are 1/4" NPTF thread. You can use 1/4" hose, or 3/8" if you prefer. I plan to use 1/4" as control is more important than speed.
Cost is about $14 each, plus shipping.
It takes a bit of doing, but you can find the parts diagrams on the Messicks site. Look for the Parts diagram for the FEL, and then the FEL hydraulics diagram.
Not sure if these are the same as the factory rear remote couplers, but I would think Kubota would kind of standardize. You may be able to find the parts breakdown for the rear remote kit on the Messicks site also. I didn't look.

 

[Tmar104]

I just bought 2 female Kubota couplers from Messicks. Info as follows:
Coupler 1/4 HN, Part number 7J612-66323 (formerly 7J612-66320).
They are 1/4" NPTF thread. You can use 1/4" hose, or 3/8" if you prefer. I plan to use 1/4" as control is more important than speed.
Cost is about $14 each, plus shipping.
It takes a bit of doing, but you can find the parts diagrams on the Messicks site. Look for the Parts diagram for the FEL, and then the FEL hydraulics diagram.
Not sure if these are the same as the factory rear remote couplers, but I would think Kubota would kind of standardize. You may be able to find the parts breakdown for the rear remote kit on the Messicks site also. I didn't look.

Thank you so much! My 2320 has no loader but has valve in place with 4 male connectors. I plan to use two of these, A and B to control tilt of boxblade. I am in my later years and don’t enjoy jumping off and on tractor like I used to.

 

[Justasquid]

+1 for Messicks.

I ordered couplers from them recently as well. After my 2nd trip back to tractor supply and buying the wrong coupler, then finding out they didn't carry the one I needed, I ordered from Messicks. usually same day shipping. plus, they were actually cheaper than the incorrect ones I was buying at tractor supply. the nice thing about Messicks is there website and being able to make sure it fits your tractor.