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I'm setting up a hydraulic pressure gauge to test my Branson 3520H; I'm figuring to get connectors to be able to test at any connection point - or is it sufficient to just choose one?
I'm trying to figure out what the connectors are called so I can get the right ones for the tester.
The dealer said "What you have on that tractor is the ½” agricultural 4000 series type" -- and I think he's correct about the backhoe and TnT, but the FEL (FL25R) connectors are obviously not the same... and when someone's gives me a certain answer that's at least part wrong, I start questioning the entire thing.
The backhoe connector looks like this (1/2" Ag 4000 type, 98% confidence):
The TnT connectors have the same profile, though a ball on them (pretty sure the Ag 4000 will work):
The big question is the FEL connectors:
The pipe connection looks like 3/8", and my guess (50% confidence) is that these are 3/8" '600 Series' connectors from the profile.
My 3/8" pioneer 4000 type male end didn't go into the female at all - too large of a diameter by just a bit.
Does anyone know for sure what they used here? The markings on the female connector (FEL end) don't look too useful to me, perhaps someone else will recognize - QC PT3/8 16F.
I'm trying to figure out what the connectors are called so I can get the right ones for the tester.
The dealer said "What you have on that tractor is the ½” agricultural 4000 series type" -- and I think he's correct about the backhoe and TnT, but the FEL (FL25R) connectors are obviously not the same... and when someone's gives me a certain answer that's at least part wrong, I start questioning the entire thing.
The backhoe connector looks like this (1/2" Ag 4000 type, 98% confidence):
The TnT connectors have the same profile, though a ball on them (pretty sure the Ag 4000 will work):
The big question is the FEL connectors:
The pipe connection looks like 3/8", and my guess (50% confidence) is that these are 3/8" '600 Series' connectors from the profile.
My 3/8" pioneer 4000 type male end didn't go into the female at all - too large of a diameter by just a bit.
Does anyone know for sure what they used here? The markings on the female connector (FEL end) don't look too useful to me, perhaps someone else will recognize - QC PT3/8 16F.