BX23s Front Loader - I need the Female side of the Hydraulic Quick Connect Assembly

[BX23S-1]

I`m looking for a complete replacement Hydraulic Quick Connect Assembly (female end that comes off the tractor for the front bucket loader) on my 2017 BX23s tractor.
I am attaching a blade on my tractor, so i need that whole complete female flat face assembly (stays on the front loader when removing it) so that i can hook up and run my dozer blade.

Does anybody know the part number and the price of the 4-valve flat face female assembly that comes with the bucket loader for the BX23s...????

Thanks guys

 

[diesel85]

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[Jchonline]

For future consideration, check out Messick’s parts website. They have amazing tools for finding these and very competitive prices. Looks like diesel85 has you taken care of.

 

[BX23S-1]

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Thank you diesel85,
i was actually coming in here this morning to let you all know i finally found the information myself.
Gets harder everyday to jump thru all the hoops to find things you need anymore.
Maybe i`m just getting to old...

Thank you

 

[BX23S-1]

For future consideration, check out Messick’s parts website. They have amazing tools for finding these and very competitive prices. Looks like diesel85 has you taken care of.

That was the first place i looked because ya`ll honer messick`s like a god in here. I actually found the parts (alot easier) on the Kubota website. There were less hoops to jump thru on the K-website vs messick`s.
I know my dealer will sell it to me cheaper than messick`s will. I`ve tried to do business with messick`s in the past, my local dealer seems to beat messick`s prices, and always by quite a large margin.

Thanks anyways!

 

[diesel85]

Glad I was able to help. Did my good deed for the day.

 

[BX23S-1]

Glad I was able to help. Did my good deed for the day.

Yes you did, thank you...

 

[Tractor Seabee]

If your BX is like mine they are standard Parker fittings. Number should be stamped on the side. Probably half the price or less at a hydraulic shop.

Ron

 

[BX23S-1]

If your BX is like mine they are standard Parker fittings. Number should be stamped on the side. Probably half the price or less at a hydraulic shop.

Ron

Thanks Ron, unless you have a BX23s, that has the 4 fixed couplers built into a 4-inline aluminum manifold, its not like the older BX series, its something new that kubota did with the (2017) quick attach front loader.
I`ve tried single ones already, wont work in my application... i`m stuck buying the complete upper output coupler manifold. ($200) I had my doubts when i bought the BX23s just due to the 4 in-line hydro coupler.
As it is right now, if you blow one coupler, your on the hook to buy all 4. It comes as a kit. I`m already thinking about yankin the 4 in-line system off and just install separate couplers. Blow one, replace one.

 

[Tractor Seabee]

Thanks Ron, unless you have a BX23s, that has the 4 fixed couplers built into a 4-inline aluminum manifold, its not like the older BX series, its something new that kubota did with the (2017) quick attach front loader.
I`ve tried single ones already, wont work in my application... i`m stuck buying the complete upper output coupler manifold. ($200) I had my doubts when i bought the BX23s just due to the 4 in-line hydro coupler.
As it is right now, if you blow one coupler, your on the hook to buy all 4. It comes as a kit. I`m already thinking about yankin the 4 in-line system off and just install separate couplers. Blow one, replace one.

I knew that just forgot. I saw that arrangement on the sales lot and was not impressed. Looked like something destined to fail. Probably a big thing with today's technocrats. Just another OEM gimmick to increase parts sales cash flow? Your idea makes sense; I would change them all when the first one fails.

Ron