quick connect

I have a LS XR4145 2017 with a front mount snowblower and I lost one of the sub frame mounting pins that are in the back. They are 1 3/16" x 4 5/8" there are two of them and each one has a hole in the end for a smaller pin and it has a T type Handel on the other end. I have been looking all...

Looking for tool suggestions to get these hydraulic hose fittings off. These are on a skidsteer snowblower. I had these hoses off two years ago because one hose had worn through over the years. Got them off and changed with a socket wrench. Had them off again last year because there was a...

The fittings that supply the backhoe (Woods BH77, dealer installed about 8 years ago), have started to leak a little more than I'm comfortable with. The leak is most noticeable when the backhoe is removed and the supply/return lines are plugged into each other. These hoses and fittings are only...

Got a Frost Bite Log Grapple, came with 2 male 1/2" couplers. Need one female. The threads on the hose are 1/2" FPT, the new coupler is 1/2" NPT about 0.030" difference by my calipers. Anyone know about this?

I'm looking for recommendations for the handle replacement of the bucket quick attach. I replaced one of the original handles with an OEM part but it had a pretty sorry weld job on it and it snapped off. So after taking a look at the other handle I found the weld on it to be cracked so now I've...

JD 4320 year 2007 - was hooking up a Rhino auger that I used last year. Like a dummy, I had the bucket raised to make the Auger hookup easier ( side bracket on bucket / loader ) I kept pushing on the hydraulic connections and was cussing hard. Took s break, searched this forum and found a...

I own a XR3135 and I was wondering what is the best method to adding hydraulic lines to the front of the tractor? I believe this may be called a 3rd function. I obviously have lines that go to the skid steer attachment. I'm looking to get the green and blue lines plus a return to the drain, that...

1962 Case 430 The lift arms are somewhat splayed, and so the ends are just a wee bit wide for hooking up without having to pull them together with a ratchet tie-down and some “easing” with a ball-pein to hook up attachments, which pretty much defeats the whole idea of the Eagle Claw “QUICK”...