Yoteroller
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Anyone know the correct male end for the hydraulic remotes on a 7060? Anyhelp is greatly appreciated. Thanks
Dave
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Quick disconnects for remotes
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MtnViewRanch
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About any std 1/2" ball or poppet end will work. 1/2" AG type quick connects are what is std on most all of the tractors 100hp and less.
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Thanks Brian. I hooked up a piece of machinery yesterday and the remotes leaked like a sieve. The male ends are 1/2" ball type and looking in the remote on the tractor I see they're different -- having a point rather than a ball. I guess that's the "poppet" type? I'll try the poppet style and see if that takes care of it. Thanks again
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I hope that it takes care of it. Are there any o'rings in the tractor ends? The poppet and the ball type should be able to work with each other without having any problems. I know that I use both types with my Mahindra 7520.
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I have Pioneer poppet style quick disconnects on my Mahindra 5525 (triple rear remotes, dealer installed). They work fine as long as something is connected. Other wise they leak (seepage). I rigged up a set of plugs to use when the remotes aren't in use to stop the leaks.
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I picked up and installed a couple of the 1/2" poppet type male ends and they lock up tight, no leaks and work great. Thanks for the help.