I would imagine that the Bobcat couplers are designed for better flow, because a lot of the attachments they hang on there are hydraulically powered.
Of course a certain element of society would try to tell you that it's a conspiracy by Bobcat to sell you their proprietary connectors... Frankly, I can't imagine they sell that many replacement connectors to recoup the cost of the initial development, let alone produce a "nefarious" profit for Bobcat.
Anyway, the Pioneer is simply the "standard." It probably wasn't the best at the time, but maybe it was the cheapest, or the Pioneer sales people managed to convince some major tractor manufacturers to use their couplers. However they managed to do it, they got lots of their couplers out there and in use, so they became the standard.
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