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Hydraulic Top Link with Pat's Quick Hitch - MAGISTER CAT 2
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2024
- Modifying the hydraulic top link to work with Pat's easy change quick hitch system. This tractor is category 2, for both the Pat's system and the top link.
Magister Hydraulics Double Acting Hydraulic Cylinder - 2.5" Bore 14" Stroke - Swivel Eye - amzn.to/3ZexOMt
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There are multiple options for hoses, threads, adapters, etc, but here is a quick list I put together that will get the job done. This list is assuming the ports on your cylinder match what I have listed and used in the video, which is SAE #8 O-Ring Boss, aka ORB (or -8, 1/2 ORB, 3/4-16 thread size). Hopefully this helps!
3/8 hydraulic hose with 3/8 pipe thread on each end, 36" long - Need 2 of these
amzn.to/48PTweT
3/8 pipe to #8 (1/2") O-ring Boss 90° Adapter (goes into cylinder ports and connects to one hose end) - Need 2
amzn.to/3LTQsob
3/8 pipe to 1/2 pipe reducer (used to adapt 3/8 hose end to 1/2 pipe tractor couplers) - Comes in a set of 2
amzn.to/3LVHeHI
1/2" Ag Couplers ISO 5657 - Comes in a set of 2 so just order quantity of 1-
amzn.to/3ROvevF
A FEW NOTES -
36" hose will be a little long but will work and probably give a few different routing options. 30-34" works well. 24" was too short for my needs.
You will need thread sealant on pipe thread joints. The O-ring boss connection at the cylinder uses the o-ring for sealing so no thread sealant needed.
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Intro 0:00
Not Just For Box Blades 1:29
Magister Brand Cylinder 2:06
Pat's Quick Hitch 3:12
AMA with Check Valve 3:45
Hydraulic Fittings 4:19
New Cylinder Connections and Fitting Sizes 5:29
Mounting New Cylinder 12:25
Testing and Cycling Hydraulics 13:24
Final Thoughts & Wrap-up 14:01
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Wow, great video. Came here for the top link, learned about fittings, thread tight, and more. Very informative!
Thank You! I’m really glad it was helpful for you!
I finally ordered one of these today.
I use it for everything! One of the best upgrades I’ve done.
Link to the cylinder - amzn.to/3ZexOMt
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www.amazon.com/dp/B08JGS41TD/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_api_gl_i_A5BZNFYP7B8X8K8YFMGX?linkCode=ml2&tag=arrowjmfarm0e-20
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READ ME!
There are multiple options for hoses, threads, adapters, etc, but here is a quick list I put together that will get the job done. This list is assuming the ports on your cylinder match what I have listed and used in the video, which is SAE #8 O-Ring Boss, aka ORB (or -8, 1/2 ORB, 3/4-16 thread size)
3/8 hydraulic hose with 3/8 pipe thread on each end, 36" long - Need 2 of these
amzn.to/48PTweT
3/8 pipe to #8 (1/2") O-ring Boss 90° Adapter (goes into cylinder ports and connects to one hose end) - Need 2
amzn.to/3LTQsob
3/8 pipe to 1/2 pipe reducer (used to adapt 3/8 hose end to 1/2 pipe tractor couplers) - Comes in a set of 2
amzn.to/3LVHeHI
1/2" Ag Couplers ISO 5657 - Comes in a set of 2 so just order quantity of 1-
amzn.to/3ROvevF
A FEW NOTES -
36" hose will be a little long but will work and probably give a few different routing options. 30-34" works well. 24" was too short for my needs.
You will need thread sealant on pipe thread joints. The O-ring boss connection at the cylinder uses the o-ring for sealing so no thread sealant needed.
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Great video. Very informative. I have been wanting to add a hydraulic top link for some time. Thanks
Thanks for watching! It has been a handy addition for sure.
Might as well go ahead and go for the side tilt especially with a box blade.
Do you know if this comes in Cat 1 ?
Yes they do.
Was helpful! Thanks!
Awesome! Glad it helped!
well done ! thanks .
Thank you!
I have an MX5400 Kubota I added the max rear remotes it can have which is three. I bought the Kubota top and tilt cylinder kit which was 900 bucks. Loving it so far. I was just using it yesterday had the box blade fully tilted cutting a ditch. I went with the land pride quick hitch. I love being able to back up to implements and just hitch up and go without getting off the tractor. Why did you go with pats over just a full blown quick hitch. Land pride makes cat 2 quick hitches?
I have a regular style quick hitch, albeit a cat 1 from Titan. I need a cat 2. But I mostly went with pats because I wanted to be able to hook up to my hay mower quickly, as well as have the option for implements that may not be standardized. Turns out that Pats doesn’t work so well with hay mowers. It works, but hay mowers are so heavy it causes problems with the spring loaded latch. I made a quick video on I’ll have to get it posted. Sounds like you have a nice setup and that’s awesome!
Thank you
Thanks for watching
Nice video. Would be nicer if you put a link of where you got the fittings? I am having a time trying to find those online.
Sometimes it’s easier to find a kit that will include the necessary fittings. The last several times I’ve ordered I used - www.hydraulicsdirect.com
There are many options for fittings depending on port size, hose size, and whether you want straight, 45, 90. I will list the fittings I used for this one.
@@arrowjmfarms Thank you for your reply. However, I guess it does not matter at this point. After spending three days trying to find a freaking hydraulic top link with a 14" stroke or even 16", the whole country is sold out of them and there are none to be had.
THANK YOU AGAIN BIDEN!!!!!!!
GO BRANDON, yea.
@@kbwfgg6400 Yes this supply chain mess is crazy! But that's what happens unqualified and incapable, career politicians run the country! Hopefully you'll be able to find one soon!
@@kbwfgg6400 Just had the same experience.
can you provide links for the hoses and connectors?
There are multiple options but here is a quick list I put together will get the job done. Hopefully this helps!
3/8 hydraulic hose with 3/8 pipe thread on each end, 36" long - Need 2 of these
amzn.to/48PTweT
3/8 pipe to #8 (1/2") O-ring Boss 90° Adapter (goes into cylinder ports and connects to one hose end) - Need 2
amzn.to/3LTQsob
3/8 pipe to 1/2 pipe reducer (used to adapt 3/8 hose end to 1/2 pipe tractor couplers) - Comes in a set of 2
amzn.to/3LVHeHI
1/2" Ag Couplers ISO 5657 - Comes in a set of 2 so just order quantity of 1-
amzn.to/3ROvevF
A few notes -
36" hose will be a little long but will work and probably give a few different routing options. 30-34" works well. 24" was too short for my needs.
You will need thread sealant on pipe thread joints. The O-ring boss connection at the cylinder uses the o-ring for sealing so no thread sealant needed.
Great job on your video. How long are the hydraulic hoses ?
I’ve found that 30”-32” is about right. Plus or minus a few inches wouldn’t be unusable. I have a set that are 24” and they work but I felt like they needed a bit more slack. I also have used 36” hoses and they work just fine but there’s a bit more loop/slack than needed.
@@arrowjmfarms I have a 2014 Kubota m6060 and am trying to find a hydraulic top link . I spoke to a company today but haven’t yet . Where did you purchase yours ? Was it from magister ? The company I called had prince manufacture but looked like magister . I appreciate it
@@RH-eo8cs I actually ordered the Magister on Amazon, but I think you can buy direct from Magister's website also, if I remember correctly.
@@RH-eo8cs I'm not sure of the stroke length you need but here is a 12". They have many lengths to choose from.
www.magisterhyd.com/product/2inch-bore-x-12inch-stroke-swivel-eye-hydraulic-cylinder/
@@RH-eo8cs I've tried finding that length on Amazon but they don't have it for some reason. Magister's website may be your best bet.