[AT] Shows and hydraulics

[Spencer Yost]

Gene's reply was along these lines too.  I'll check the male ends of the implements that work with my tractor and compare.  I know there are a few minor variations to the pioneer quick connect/break-away couplers.  It would have to be minor because I would have noticed a gross difference, like poppet vs ball, etc.

I have not taken the drill back to the county because of the weather.   So I can compare the male ends on the implements and drill .

Thanks!

PS. I don't think wear is an issue because my females were replaced last year and the grain drill male ends certainly looked A-OK

Spencer
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> On Mar 18, 2014, at 15:37, Greg Hass <ghass at m3isp.com> wrote:
> 
> The fact that it wouldn't go either way sort of limits the options, so 
> I'll just throw out what happened to us once. We checked many things, 
> but it turned out to be, for whatever reason, that when we hooked up the 
> hoses the two tips inside did not match and thus only one hose was 
> actually open and thus the oil could not circulate. We put a new coupler 
> on the tractor and all was fine. Same as you, the implement worked on 
> other tractors and the tractor worked on other implements, but the two 
> would not work together. Probably not it, but not impossible.
>    Greg Hass
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