I have a Kubota 5030 with rear factory installed hydraulics. I am trying to figure out the size for the male connector that would fit into the female connector. At they standard my guess not. I have an opportunity to buy and try out a post hole digger that has a down pressure kit and I want to take the correct fitting with me. Any help of advice people can give me would be great. I most likely would pick them up at NAPA or Tractor supply in that my Kubota dealer is a long drive. Thanks John
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Keep in mind that with down pressure kits, the cylinder is a single acting cylinder. So you have 1 pressure hose and the return hose needs to go directly to a none pressure return port. You do not just plug both hoses into your rear remote ports. So unless your tractor is set up for this type of setup, you will not be able to test before purchasing.
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If you want to use a SA cyl with a DA valve, and if the remotes have QD's, then all you need to do is plug in the one pressure hose to the B work port.
If you want to, you can run a hose from the A work port to tank.
If you want to, you can run a hose from the A work port to tank.
