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what I'm taking from this is the same as I came in with :) 1/2" will probably most likely work, but it may (will?) not be optimal. Ok, so having a small tractor I don't want to loose any more pressure drop than I need - there aren't that many fittings should I replace some. what fitting flows...

a few sources, including the Summit spec sheet, seem to indicate that it's not always a ball ... does this track your experience, or should all AG/5675 connectors use a ball?

if no one has experience with how compatible these are; is there a "standard" type stateside for tractors & implements?

still struggling to get a clear answer here, but one EverythingAttachements rep said: he believes that the connector they shipped (that's the grapple in the pic(s)) is the AG style, which would be ISO-5675 he thought that the one half inch size (specifically/solely) in ISO-5675 and ISO-7241-1 A...

yes, yes. I'm aware how to use calipers - what I couldn't do is take a picture from two angles. And the thread is picture-long enough as it is.

Here's info from the link in my OP about 5675 & 7241 not working robustly together, and summit-hydraulics, showing the parts. Notably, Summit does NOT show a ball for the iso5675? Is this correct?

Trying to identify the fittings on my tractor vs what came with an implement. I have two that seem extremely similar except the fluid-lock (ball, "poppet"). Some sites such as Incompatible Hydraulic Couplers: ISO 5675 (Ball, AG type) vs. ISO 7241-1 report some issues in cross-compatibility...