Hydraulic fittings?

[dirtdevil911]

Is there any different sizes of hydraulic fittings on the tractor or are they all standard from tractor to tractor?

I mean I need to get some hydraulic lines made up to run my hydraulic shoot on my snow blower for the new DK45 cab.

On air lines they are A, or B type is this the same for hydraulic lines too?

Cheers Don.

 

[murphy1244]

Most tractors use pioneer fittings.

 

[grsthegreat]

theres a huge variety of different fittings. air fittings are not the same. All fittings have a number imprinted on them. these can be cross referenced at a hydraulic shop or a dealer.

 

[Sabooo]

My rear remotes are 7/8". The power beyond kit i bought was 3/4". Hard to tell the 2 sizes apart without measuring.

 

[dirtdevil911]

Any thoughts on what would be standard on the back of the 2012 DK45 cab? There is room for four remote lines but there is only two standard.

Cheers Don.

 

[MotorSeven]

Any thoughts on what would be standard on the back of the 2012 DK45 cab? There is room for four remote lines but there is only two standard.

Cheers Don.

Don, I wish I had the package, I just had two hoses made for my log splitter. The auto parts store had the fittings in stock and they are considered a "standard" size, nothing odd. My tractor dealer also stocks them, so my best advise is to go pick up a couple of fittings and try them first before you have hoses made.

 

[Coyote machine]

Any thoughts on what would be standard on the back of the 2012 DK45 cab? There is room for four remote lines but there is only two standard.

Cheers Don.

I would order two more from your Kioti dealer, OR take one off the rear remotes and match it up in town. I believe the Kioti OEM QD's are a special brand, but 'may be' compatible with other QD male fittings.

 

[CJONE]

Is there any different sizes of hydraulic fittings on the tractor or are they all standard from tractor to tractor?

I mean I need to get some hydraulic lines made up to run my hydraulic shoot on my snow blower for the new DK45 cab.

On air lines they are A, or B type is this the same for hydraulic lines too?

Cheers Don.

Don if they are the same as mine, they are a 1/2" ISO A female fitting. Any hydraulic shop worth it's salt will know what that is. I believe they will interchange with a 1/2" AG or ball style also. CJ

 

[Discount Hydraulic Hose]

Hydraulic fittings (hose ends, adapters, and quick disconnect couplers) come in a wide variety of sizes. 1/2" (#8) and 3/8" (#6) are the most common, but some tractors use other sizes as well. In addition to size, you also need to identify what kind of connection you have (NPTF pipe, JIC 37 degree flare, SAE O-ring, etc.)

We have a useful 24-page thread identification guide available for free download at How to Identify Fluid Ports and Connectors

 

[dirtdevil911]

Hydraulic fittings (hose ends, adapters, and quick disconnect couplers) come in a wide variety of sizes. 1/2" (#8) and 3/8" (#6) are the most common, but some tractors use other sizes as well. In addition to size, you also need to identify what kind of connection you have (NPTF pipe, JIC 37 degree flare, SAE O-ring, etc.)

We have a useful 24-page thread identification guide available for free download at How to Identify Fluid Ports and Connectors

I was just looking for what would be on the rear of the DK45 cab stock to make it really easy for the hose guy.

Any thoughts what stock on the 2012 is for the rear remotes under the washer fluid tank?

Cheers Don.