1/4" quick connect dust caps

[bucmeister]

These are the ones I bought:

Caps(covers the male nipple)
M132021 Yellow
M132022 Silver
M132024 Green
M70728 Black

Plugs(goes in female QD)
M85099 Black
M132031 Yellow
M132032 Silver
M132034 Green

kennyd, are all of these for the same size quick connects?

JDParts is frustrating to say the least in that they do not give the size as best as I and the Deere home and garden dealer down the street. I went in there telling him I needed 4 male 1/2" covers, 2 female 1/2" plugs, and 2 plugs and 2 covers in 3/8". He said their parts function is no more user friendly than what I can get online as they do not see the sizes. The main reason I am seeking to get them from JD is $$, they show about $2.50 each on the ones I did find, whereas another source I have looked at online has a noticeably higher price tag, especially the 3/8", I mean $6.85 for an ag style 3/8" plug and $6.10 for the cover. I especially don't understand why the ag plugs and caps are so expensive when the caps for the 600 series connectors are just over a buck each. Go figure.

 

[kennyd]

kennyd, are all of these for the same size quick connects?

JDParts is frustrating to say the least in that they do not give the size as best as I and the Deere home and garden dealer down the street. I went in there telling him I needed 4 male 1/2" covers, 2 female 1/2" plugs, and 2 plugs and 2 covers in 3/8". He said their parts function is no more user friendly than what I can get online as they do not see the sizes. The main reason I am seeking to get them from JD is $$, they show about $2.50 each on the ones I did find, whereas another source I have looked at online has a noticeably higher price tag, especially the 3/8", I mean $6.85 for an ag style 3/8" plug and $6.10 for the cover. I especially don't understand why the ag plugs and caps are so expensive when the caps for the 600 series connectors are just over a buck each. Go figure.

They are all for the Pioneer 1/4" QD's.

I got the #'s from looking up my tractor for the plugs, and my loader (410) for the covers.

What machine do you have?

PS. The parts counter guy is not lying, they have pretty much the same system that we have access to.

 

[bucmeister]

I have a 5300 which has all 1/2" and I am going to use the 3/8" for the grapple quick connect at the torque tube. For the time being I will use the 3rd SCV for the grapple and the drag disc cylinder and just swap out as needed. Want the caps to keep the ends and all reasonably clean.

 

[kennyd]

I have a 5300 which has all 1/2" and I am going to use the 3/8" for the grapple quick connect at the torque tube. For the time being I will use the 3rd SCV for the grapple and the drag disc cylinder and just swap out as needed. Want the caps to keep the ends and all reasonably clean.

OK, look up a 3520 tractor for the plugs, and a 300cx loader for the caps-they have 3/8" couplers.

-BUT- Your grapple really only needs 1/4" lines and QD's going to it. They will give you finer control and the small grapple cylinder will not demand much flow.

 

[bucmeister]

OK, look up a 3520 tractor for the plugs, and a 300cx loader for the caps-they have 3/8" couplers.

-BUT- Your grapple really only needs 1/4" lines and QD's going to it. They will give you finer control and the small grapple cylinder will not demand much flow.

Thanks for pointing me to the correct models for the plugs and caps. The grapple came with 3/8" hoses so I duplicated that for the 180" run from the back to the torque tube. In retrospect I agree that I should or certainly could have gone with the 1/4" lines, but Surplus Center does not offer 2-wire 1/4" NPT hoses, guess I could have gone with the JIC version instead.