Rear remote coupling plate

[dwalk19]

Hey guys I'm getting ready to add a bunch of hydraulic remotes to my tractor and i was curious if there are special couplings that are needed to mount the rear remote connections into a plate, unless i just need to find couplers with male threads and lock them down with nuts into a plate I make, or do they make nuce clean blank plates also, I hope to be getting my mahindra backhoe for my 2538 this week and then I'm sure I'll have more questions since I plan on plumbing in backhoe feed and a 2 spool rear valve and maybe even a 3rd function, thanks

 

[/pine]

Most make their own plates/brackets some OEM kits may supply them...

Then use "bulkhead" fittings...?

2706LN | Male Pipe x JIC 37ｰ Bulkhead

 

[JRobyn]

Kubota supplied these with my L4330 "kit". Nice solid cast iron "sockets" with a heavy steel mount bracket that mounts to the rear up under the toolbox. Pioneer quick connects inside with a big snap ring in the back to secure them.



Nice and neat, but pricey!

 

[LouNY]

Then there is this style pricey also but can supposedly connect under pressure these are Pioneers;
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[npalen]

Amazon.com: 925 series couplers

 

[bdhsfz6]

Hey guys I'm getting ready to add a bunch of hydraulic remotes to my tractor and i was curious if there are special couplings that are needed to mount the rear remote connections into a plate, unless i just need to find couplers with male threads and lock them down with nuts into a plate I make, or do they make nuce clean blank plates also, I hope to be getting my mahindra backhoe for my 2538 this week and then I'm sure I'll have more questions since I plan on plumbing in backhoe feed and a 2 spool rear valve and maybe even a 3rd function, thanks

As JRobyn posted, Kubota makes rugged cast iron coupler housings stackable against a plate which could be mounted in several locations.



The are indeed pricey.

It is recommended you use "break away" type couplers for rear remotes in case you forget to uncouple a hose when removing an implement.