RickB
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I question a 3/4" AG coupler would offer free enough flow.
It would.
I question a 3/4" AG coupler would offer free enough flow.
If it is one of these in any size it will not work on the return line as it will restrict flow too much. It has to have free flow.
6-6-6S | Set of 3/8" Hydraulic Quick Disconnects (Steel): DiscountHydraulicHose.com
These might work, I've never used them and don't know much about them but they claim there is no valve. Its not that any of the above couplers can't handle the flow its that they have a restriction and you have to have no restriction: Straight Through (No Valves)
If you can find a way to just pipe the return in direct to the transmission fill port you will be best off. It might nt be hard to do, if your kubota dealer seems clueless tell them you have to dump a return line into the fill port and see what they come up with.
Which driver did you end up buying?
What distributor did you order it from? This guy Arganbright Land Improvement, LLC is as best a source of knowledge as you can get on Shaver Post drivers and will have the fittings you would need to hook up to your Kubota.
If it is one of these in any size it will not work on the return line as it will restrict flow too much. It has to have free flow.
6-6-6S | Set of 3/8" Hydraulic Quick Disconnects (Steel): DiscountHydraulicHose.com
These might work, I've never used them and don't know much about them but they claim there is no valve. Its not that any of the above couplers can't handle the flow its that they have a restriction and you have to have no restriction: Straight Through (No Valves)