Hydraulic Quick Coupler Problem.

[kennyd]

Your 4320 is they the old AG tractor? If so it has a closed center hydraulic system and the Kubota has a open center system. You are essentially blocking the flow of hydraulic fluid from the pump and sending the system into relief.

You would also be better served starting your own thread rather than replying to one from 2010 that is not related to your problem.

 

[bdsandefur]

Sorry, I thought that I was.

 

[mkandl53]

Old thread, but recently got hoses and ag fittings from discount hydraulic supply… the exact same problem. Replaced with another brand and no problem. You would have thought by now they would improve the quality of what they are selling.

 

[WranglerX]

Old thread, but recently got hoses and ag fittings from discount hydraulic supply… the exact same problem. Replaced with another brand and no problem. You would have thought by now they would improve the quality of what they are selling.

What is it about "cheap" and "quality" being mutually exclusive don't you understand.....

 

[Tx Jim]

I sure wish "Ancient threads" could only be viewed/read and were blocked to adding new replies.

 

[rScotty]

I sure wish "Ancient threads" could only be viewed/read and were blocked to adding new replies.

That's too good of an idea to just leave hanging there without any comment.

What do you think of blocking ancient threads to anyone except the OP? That would limit old threads but still allow a follow up. Too often a problem just gets kicked around and the solution is never posted.

 

[paulsharvey]

That's too good of an idea to just leave hanging there without any comment.

What do you think of blocking ancient threads to anyone except the OP? That would limit old threads but still allow a follow up. Too often a problem just gets kicked around and the solution is never posted.

So, from AR15 Forum the issue is;
A: you post something new, you get attacked for not reading 7000 old threads first; or
B: you add/ask on a older thread about your issue, and you get attacked for adding to an old thread
Basically, it boils down too, "how dare you ask a question or post on here" with that forum

I think it might be better to add a "Resolved" to a thread title once the OPs main point/question/concern is addressed?

 

[paulsharvey]

I did just try and the OP can edit the post title years later, and add a "Resolved" to the thread title