Hydraulic Equipment quick disconnect.

Ffphil · Oct 14, 2018

I have a Yt359C and am trying to figure out what kind of male fitting fits? I think it is half inch? Does it matter if it has round ball on the end or the pointy tip? I purchased a new grapple and back blade and they both came with 3/4" fittings. Any help and info would be great.

Ffphil · Oct 14, 2018

On a second note I need to add another line to the rear with a control lever in the cab on the right side. Has anybody done this? Is it hard/easy? Where can I get a kit for this?

sloeffle · Oct 15, 2018

This is the male fitting that I used for my hydraulic hoses on my YT347. I'm not sure what the different tips are for.

Pioneer Quick Coupling, 1/2 in. Single Acting Sleeve Set at Tractor Supply Co.

Scott

Ffphil · Oct 15, 2018

That's what I have. I don't think it matters what the tip is.

The third function on the FEL is a 3/8" propriatery fitting from Yanmar at around $50 each. Guess I will just go buy two pioneer 1/2" female fittings for $8 and swap them out.

Katahdin · Oct 16, 2018

Looks like a ISO 7241 Series A fitting:

http://ph.parker.com/us/17559/en/qu...41-series-a-6600-series-6600-series-nipples-1

I suggest visiting a shop that specializes in hydraulic hoses. My local shop was able to match up my Yanmar's loader quick-connects so I could plumb in a snow plow. The loader quick-connects are different from the rear-remote quick-connects.

Ffphil · Oct 16, 2018

Katahdin said:
Looks like a ISO 7241 Series A fitting:

http://ph.parker.com/us/17559/en/qu...41-series-a-6600-series-6600-series-nipples-1

I suggest visiting a shop that specializes in hydraulic hoses. My local shop was able to match up my Yanmar's loader quick-connects so I could plumb in a snow plow. The loader quick-connects are different from the rear-remote quick-connects.

Which Yanmar machine do you have?