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MTA remotes...I asked that wrong...

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Dazed by heat

06-05-2005 12:24:42




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Sorry about that, I must have asked that wrong. Those are brand new Pioneer couplers and I have the male side on my cylinder. The thing I was asking about is the red "holder" (for lack of a better word) that the female connectors are bolted into. On other tractors when I wanted to connect a hydraulic line I would pull back the collar on the female side and insert the male side. Because of this bracket they are mounted in, you cannot pull the collar on these connectors. Since it takes more muscle than I apparently have to just push them in, I end up dismantling the bracket, connecting the hoses and reinstalling the bracket. It is a nuisance. The SMTA manual shows a similar setup on page 10 and the MALE side also has a bracket and you use a small bar to push the fittings together. What I was wondering was if there was a matching (male side) bracket for my female side bracket and would it be available somewhere? Sorry about the confusion.

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Nat

06-06-2005 09:02:23




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 Re: MTA remotes...I asked that wrong... in reply to Dazed by heat, 06-05-2005 12:24:42  
Why don't you just go to Tractor Supply and get the correct mounting bracket for the female connectors? It's only $16, and it would save you hours of fiddling to get the connections together.



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JLE

06-05-2005 19:28:01




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 Re: MTA remotes...I asked that wrong... in reply to Dazed by heat, 06-05-2005 12:24:42  
I think you are talking about the old aero-equip couplers, it was a two piece set up, and you used a screw driver (or the like) to lock them to gather, they were a bear to keep from leaking, get dropped and nick the sealing surface.



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makin'hay

06-05-2005 17:41:31




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 Re: MTA remotes...I asked that wrong... in reply to Dazed by heat, 06-05-2005 12:24:42  
you should be able to grab the hose and pull it toward the hitch. the locking collar should stay in place by the bracket. then slide your male ends in. otherwise they are installed wrong.



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migraine

06-05-2005 14:01:27




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 Re: MTA remotes...I asked that wrong... in reply to Dazed by heat, 06-05-2005 12:24:42  
Do you have the bracket clamp down too tight? I have the exact setup on several of my Farmalls and you do as previous posts say. pull out and shove the male end in and go. Unless the new female ends have bigger ribs on them not allowing them to come back through the support bracket. Dunno what else could be holding you back.



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Jaack in Fla

06-05-2005 13:05:34




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 Re: MTA remotes...I asked that wrong... in reply to Dazed by heat, 06-05-2005 12:24:42  
Hello Dazed. I have the same kind of couplers on my J D A, If you grab the hose behind the coupler and push forward you do not have to take the clamp off,It will let the male hose go right in. also a least bit of pull on the inplement part hose will release it

Jack in Fla



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Randy-IA

06-05-2005 19:27:25




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 Re: MTA remotes...I asked that wrong... in reply to Jaack in Fla, 06-05-2005 13:05:34  
OHHHH! So THAT's what they mean by quick disconnect ! It's all so clear now ! The bracket holds the collar and the male end holds the insides of the female end . If the male end is tugged on it pulls the insides of the female and the collar stays still inside the bracket which opens the connection ! Clever ! ...A hydrualic idiot

PS ; We use the same type of connectors in construction but without the bracket . Does anyone use the dripless type very much ? They are the ones that are flat on the ends that mate . They stay cleaner and ya don't lose that tablespoon of oil every time they are joined or removed .

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Dazed by heat

06-06-2005 06:02:03




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 Re: MTA remotes...I asked that wrong... in reply to Randy-IA, 06-05-2005 19:27:25  
Well Randy, you may be a "hydraulic idiot" but the way you phrased that just made the whole thing clear to me. I haven't tried it, but I suspect if I push the female side into the bracket from behind it will operate the collar and make the hoses go together. Forcing them in from the front only makes it harder. DOH!

I think I may have it now, guys! Thanks so much for the help!



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