Loader Anyone know where to find this Coupler?

[seanbales]

So I need a hydraulic coupler that will fit my tractor. It looks like this...



Here are some close ups of the markings.






As best as I can tell, it's a 3/8-14 PT fitting... Which is weird, because every 3/8 fitting I find is 3/8-18 NPT.

Does anyone know much about these that can help me find a replacement that really is the same?

 

[SimS]

Google turned up these folks. They look like they know their LS stuff.

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SimS

 

[seanbales]

I'm still looking for any suggestions here that don't just say "let me Google that for you." I already did that. I've been through that web site and several others. That's why I'm asking for help here.

 

[jmc]

I'm still looking for any suggestions here that don't just say "let me Google that for you." I already did that. I've been through that web site and several others. That's why I'm asking for help here.

I'd guess that SimS now regrets his efforts on your behalf as much as you do.

 

[George2615]

They are listed in the parts manual in SimS link available through LS.
Look at the parts manual section in the previous link below to see which or all fittings you may need.
Here's the items and part numbers from those pages. 1/2" fittings are also on the page.

Section G827S01-1

25 #40233020 QUICK ASSY-COUPLER_3/8-G827 2 2009-11-16
26 #40009174 ADAPTOR-TRG827 PT1/2 - PT3/8 1 2006-11-30
27 #40233022 COUPLER-QUICK(3/8)-TRG827 3/8 INCH 1 2009-11-16
28 #40233025 CAP-COUPLER(3/8_G)-TRG827 GREEN 2 2009-11-16

 

[MossRoad]

I'm still looking for any suggestions here that don't just say "let me Google that for you." I already did that. I've been through that web site and several others. That's why I'm asking for help here.

How about "Thanks for taking the time to try and help me. I already tried those folks and they couldn't help." ?

 

[seanbales]

How do I delete this thread?

 

[MossRoad]

Google it! hahahahaha

 

[MossRoad]

Just kidding.

 

[MossRoad]

Did you find your part?

 

[MossRoad]

Try Bailey's Hydraulics if you're still looking. They have been very helpful to me and many others in the past.

Bailey International | Mobile Hydraulic Solutions

 

[seanbales]

Did you find your part?

No. I'm still hunting for the original information I was looking for. I'm trying to figure out what this coupler is so I don't have to buy OEM. I think it's an ISO 7241-1 Series A 3/8" coupler.

 

[Bluesteel]

Discount Hydraulic Hose

 

[seanbales]

Discount Hydraulic Hose.com

Thank you. I found that web site a few days ago. They have quite a selection of couplers for much better prices than OEM. The only problem I'm still running into is that I can't tell what these couplers actually are.

I even went into TSC and showed them the pictures and they couldn't tell. Maybe I'm going to have to just order a few different ones until I find a match. Ugh. Lol

 

[aczlan]

Can we get a picture of the male side?
The ISO 7241-1 Series A is a common fitting, but its hard to tell what it is from a few off angle pictures of the female side and the OEM part numbers.

Aaron Z

 

[MossRoad]

Take one of the connectors off and take it to a local hydraulic shop for identification. Pictures won't work as well as the real thing.

 

[seanbales]

Can we get a picture of the male side?
The ISO 7241-1 Series A is a common fitting, but its hard to tell what it is from a few off angle pictures of the female side and the OEM part numbers.

Aaron Z

I think I have one.



You can kind of see it. I know it's not a great picture of the male end. I'll try to take a better picture tomorrow. We got ridiculously snowed in today so I'm not going to go back out there until tomorrow.

 

[bruceatlam]

My 3039 uses 1/2" Pioneer couplers ----- I suspect that's what you have.

 

[handtools]

Discount Hydraulic Hose has a quick disconnect size chart you can download and print it, then you can compare your male fitting to find a match. For what it's worth that is how I found the correct fittings for my Kioti, which are ISO 7241-1 Series A!

 

[kennyd]

99.9% sure they are:
3/8"
ISO 7241
"A" Type
I've sold gauge sets to customers with LS tractors that need this type. I have a couple in stock (I think anyway) and can drop ship some to you in quantities.