Need help identifying hydraulic fittings/hoses for powering backhoe.

[ptsg]

What are you trying to do exactly? Installing the OEM remotes? Or something else?

Anyway, the fittings are JIS, the 60 taper on the hose side is the opposite of the BSPP one, although the threads are exactly the same.

 

[TractorTech]

lower fitting in picture is fitting I need. This is first backhoe hookup. Second fitting is about 2 feet forward of this and on left side of case.
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So the hose with a 90 deg fitting, lower left and the PB “fitting“ 24” on the, probably loader valve, is what you need?
Then what you need is to get pictures of the hoses/fittings and go to a hydraulic shop to make up the hoses OR see if Branson makes a PB kit for this tractor.

 

[ericm979]

New to me 2019 Branson 3520r with 83hrs. New/unused and never mounted BH76 backhoe. I cannot find the 2 adapter fittings and hoses for powering the rear remote on the tractor. Saw the fittings/hoses on identical tractor of person I bought the backhoe from but cannot find part numbers for them. Any help on the adapter fittings and hose lengths would be greatly appreciated.

There is a Branson kit for the "backhoe loop". It's easy to install. Call Dave's Tractor in Red Bluff CA to order one. Or your dealer.

When the BH is not installed, the two ends of the loop connect to each other and make, well, a loop. One end goes into that 90 degree fitting on the top of the transmission, which gets turned around to point to the back.

When I get a chance I'll take a pic of mine.

 

[2bits]

Above picture is of donor tractor factory hookup. Does not go through loader valve PB. All hookup is left side case under seat and the pictured fitting at rear of tractor near top link. Two short hoses, 2 adapters to case and ag couplers is all I need and I can mount backhoe. I need specs/part numbers for the adapters.

 

[2bits]

Ericm79: That is exactly what I saw on donor tractor. No hoses/connections going all the way to the PB at loader valve. Will use your description and call your suggested source. Thanks to all

 

[TractorTech]

Ericm79: That is exactly what I saw on donor tractor. No hoses/connections going all the way to the PB at loader valve. Will use your description and call your suggested source. Thanks to all

Great! @ericm979 was the answer you needed. I was pointing out that PB is not a remote (SCV) and either copy what you had in picture or ask a dealer. Many, apparently not these tractors, but many PBs are tied into the loader/3pt system. Just trying to help as your terminology was confusing all of us as to what you were trying to do.
We all are trying to help here!
Thanks @ericm979!!!!

 

[ericm979]

The BH loop connects to the 90 degree fitting that goes into the top of the transmission or the top of the valve block if you have rear remotes. It's actually a 90 degree fitting and a hose end attached to it. You undo the hose end, loosen the 90 and spin it around to point to the rear. The loop connects to the hose end and the 90.

Here's a bad pic. The green bungy cord is to hold the loop up. It's kind of in the way.
One of these days I want to convert this something more compact, but it's served for a few years now.

 

[2bits]

I spoke with Jared at Dave's Tractor today and he said they now do it different and it is even more simple. Take the Hydraulic hose that attaches at the top of the transmission and this hose is now your high pressure hose and the fitting it was attached to is your return line/port. Simply need JIS to JIC adaptors to attach your hoses for quick connect to backhoe and connect them together when not using for backhoe. This hose can also power open center spool valves for rear remote circuits and utilize the fitting on top of transmission for return. It was refreshing to speak with someone who knows their product. Thanks again Eric97 !