Recent content by kennyd

My bad...I did read too fast and assumed he added a valve. But: If he added a Tee and gauge to the PB loop, he really won't see much pressure till the system is deadheaded.

You CANNOT 'tee' into pressure lines, every valve has to be added in series, you effectively have yours in parallel. The fluid, like electricity, will 'take the path of least resistance' back to the tank, so when you operate one valve-the fluid will just flow through the other one.

Well... You should NEVER be in a position where a failed hose can KILL you. Remember a NEW hose can fail too... Better chance on my motorcycles.

That's what you have to do...know the product and budget before shopping. We see it all the time here and on the GTT forum. Guy see an item he wants, comes to the forums asking 'is this a good deal?' or 'what's a good price for this?', and by the time he gets some answers and tries to buy...

Thanks for the mention @dicktill I don't advertise it because I don't have time for the 'what fitting is this' emails and phone calls, I get enough of that for the restrictors and gauges we sell! If you know what you need, in 1/4" or 3/8" hose size, I'd be happy to give anyone a quote. You'd...

So buy new and leave it on the shelf? Still makes no sense to me...but we live in 'Merica and we can all make out own choices! Yeah!

Using that logic, every hose, belt and the tires should be replaced too because 'stuff happens'.

I'm in the 'wait till they start deteriorating" camp. No use in replacing good parts. Heck, even a brand new hose could blow in two weeks, life is full of surprises.

Jim is correct, it's for testing the hydraulic system pressure.. It takes a 1/4" male ISO 5675 "AG" style tip w/poppet. We sell complete gauges for just this purpose.

I have the #375 hoe on my 3720. The plates it mounts to that are bolted to the sides of the trans case are massive, and the hoe can really jostle the tractor around so they need to be take and distribute the force. The rear case and tabs where a '3PH' backhoe connect are all cast aluminum on...

Wow...old thread!!!!!! But, yes, here is the parts diagram. Those rubber manifolds are well known for cracking and allowing the pumps to suck air, causing cavitation. They are cheap to replace. https://partscatalog.deere.com/jdrc/sidebyside/equipment/4044/referrer/navigation/pgId/2821176

Don't forget the glue!

The 'new' style 2032R/2038R is not a twin of your 2720, it's not even a close cousin! Completely different everything! Yours made also made in Japan by Yanmar.

As mentioned on GTT: The 59" (some call it 60") blower is what fits that machine. The 54" uses a completely different hitch setup and it is not compatible with the newer 2032/2038 machines.

That is the handle from the WR Long 3rd function kit. https://store.wrlonginc.com/collections/valve-kits https://store.wrlonginc.com/products/rocker-switch-valrockerswitch