Posted by JD Seller on December 23, 2016 at 17:24:36 from (208.126.196.24):
I know I have switched several JD breakaway couplers to ISO couplers in just the last few months. I have a JD style coupler that I am fixing for a friend. The arm the activates the couple or actually pushed the check balls apart is bad. When you switch to the ISO ones you do not use this arm on the ISO coupler. So I know I have had 4-5 of them used in just the last six months or so. I can not find them any where. I always keep the entire barrel and arm just for spare parts. It is not a big deal just frustrates me in that I could have had the SCV valve done this evening. I will check to see if the boys "stored" them some were I do know about. More than likely the NEAT freak middle son scraped them. He know we do not use the none ISO ones and figured why keep the ones we no longer use.
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