What size hydraulic hose for 7320 rear remote?

[UpON]

Can anyone confirm what the quick coupler size is for the OEM rear remote? Looks like a 1/2” pioneer.

And assuming SAE 100r2at hose should be fine?

 

[kennyd]

Why not 1/2" Kenny? I'm running 1/2. Fits and works fine. I run 1/2 on everything. It makes it easier to have everything the same size.

It is too thick, and not very flexible-especially on a smaller machine with less real estate, and it's more expensive. Small TnT cylinders do not require a lot of flow either, so there is no advantage to larger hoses.

 

[MtnViewRanch]

Yes your couplers are 1/2" ISO 5675 poppet style Ag-type couplers.

There really is no need to exceed R17 hose capabilities for these tractors. R17 has a working pressure in excess of 3000psi and over a 12,000psi bursting pressure. I have been providing R17 hoses for over 10 years without issue.

Curious as to what working range you ended up getting for the top link?

 

[UpON]

Yes your couplers are 1/2" ISO 5675 poppet style Ag-type couplers.

There really is no need to exceed R17 hose capabilities for these tractors. R17 has a working pressure in excess of 3000psi and over a 12,000psi bursting pressure. I have been providing R17 hoses for over 10 years without issue.

Curious as to what working range you ended up getting for the top link?

Do you mean the pin to pin length? The one I bought is 21 1/2” with 10” of travel. Which is exactly my current top link dimensions.

 

[UpON]

Is pioneer just another term for the AG-style?

And it seems like ‘poppet’ and ‘ball’ are interchangeable terms meaning the same thing essentially?

Grabbing the lines from Princess Auto (Harbour Freight) tomorrow so I’ll see what they have.

Appreciate all the help today from all.

 

[LouNY]

The smaller lines are much more flexible and take up a lot less area which gets crowded in hurry in the 3 point area.

 

[MtnViewRanch]

It is too thick, and not very flexible-especially on a smaller machine with less real estate, and it's more expensive. Small TnT cylinders do not require a lot of flow either, so there is no advantage to larger hoses.

Is pioneer just another term for the AG-style?

And it seems like ‘poppet’ and ‘ball’ are interchangeable terms meaning the same thing essentially?

Grabbing the lines from Princess Auto (Harbour Freight) tomorrow so I’ll see what they have.

Appreciate all the help today from all.

While poppet and ball styles are typically interchangeable, they are just what they are, one has a ball that makes the seal when closed and the other has a poppet that makes the seal. They are not the same.

 

[kennyd]

Is pioneer just another term for the AG-style?

Yes...sort of.
Pioneer is a brand name, just like Kleenex is to tissues. So many people say 'pioneer' style...but what they technically are is ISO 5675 'AG' style w/poppest like Brian mentioned. Many companies make them, Faster, Safeway, Stucchi, Pioneer/Parker, etc.

 

[UpON]

While poppet and ball styles are typically interchangeable, they are just what they are, one has a ball that makes the seal when closed and the other has a poppet that makes the seal. They are not the same.

Interesting, thanks.

 

[UpON]

Yes...sort of.
Pioneer is a brand name, just like Kleenex is to tissues. So many people say 'pioneer' style...but what they technically are is ISO 5675 'AG' style w/poppest like Brian mentioned. Many companies make them, Faster, Safeway, Stucchi, Pioneer/Parker, etc.

Good to know, thanks