4110 rear hydraulic couplers

[jeff77indy]

Anyone know what number/size the rear remotes are? I'm looking to get the male couplers for my hydraulic cylinders.
Thanks Jeff

 

[jeff77indy]

Anyone know what number/size the rear remotes are? I'm looking to get the male couplers for my hydraulic cylinders.
Thanks Jeff

Well for what it is worth I checked the male coupler on an old hydraulic cylinder I have left from when I was farming.
It fit the rear remotes on my 4110. The female fitting is a Pioneer 8010-4 1/2NPT 0250.
Hope this helps anyone who was looking.

 

[GIJOE]

I bought mine from my dealer. I have the 3510, but the couplers are the same as yours. The markings on the male coupling are: ITALY STUCCHI-M-BIR 12 NPTF-BO5

 

[mboulais]

I changed mine out for 3/8" recently. My originals were not working well with some male fittings from the dealer. The smaller ones give more space between them and top link as well as each other. most anything I would do would only have 3/8 hose anyway.

 

[jeff77indy]

I bought mine from my dealer. I have the 3510, but the couplers are the same as yours. The markings on the male coupling are: ITALY STUCCHI-M-BIR 12 NPTF-BO5

Thanks
OOPs ment male not female.
I'd bet they are the same fitting just made in a different country.
I figured since I have a few of these fittings I would try them and lucked out.

 

[Dougster]

Anyone know what number/size the rear remotes are? I'm looking to get the male couplers for my hydraulic cylinders.
Thanks Jeff

Hi Jeff - Unless something has changed on the newest models, these are just standard ISO (sometimes called "ISO A") couplings... the most popular tractor couplings currently around. Check out this nifty PDF lesson:
http://www.tomcoquickcouplers.com/pdf/tomco.pdf

The males come in slightly different styles... ball type (basic, cheapest), poppet (more expensive - supposedly better drip sealing) and poppet with "connect under residual pressure" (most expensive).

I use poppet style and poppet with connect under pressure depending on where they will be going and if they will ever be required to connect under pressure. Basically, whatever goes directly into the rear remotes will be connect under pressure while those further on down the line (such as grapple pigtails) will be plain poppet.

Hope this helps.

Dougster