Dowty Coupling To Quick Release Coupling

mikefoxo

We changed our old couplings from screw type Dowty ones to normal quick release ones. Except on the old Massey we have. I was wondering is there a type of adaptor we could screw onto the existing coupling on the tractor and leave on it so that we could use the normal coupling on it. Thanks

Rovi

Are these the sort of thing you're thinking about:
https://www.kramp.com/shop-nl/en/10351/147613/584582/0/Quick+release+coupling+Dowty

...with a conventional quick-connector attached?

pakalasa

If not off the shelf as one part, then you could make one up from different parts, just screwed together. Any decent hydraulic place will sort you out.

mikefoxo

Rovi wrote: »

Are these the sort of thing you're thinking about:
https://www.kramp.com/shop-nl/en/10351/147613/584582/0/Quick+release+coupling+Dowty

...with a conventional quick-connector attached?

it's something that will screw onto the male Dowty connection on the tractor and have a female quick release connection on the other side.... if you get my drift:cool:

DMAXMAN

mikefoxo wrote: »

it's something that will screw onto the male Dowty connection on the tractor and have a female quick release connection on the other side.... if you get my drift:cool:

had one here years ago before we converted the 135 to normal qr couplings. think it slowed the oil flow but only an opinion

Rovi

mikefoxo wrote: »

it's something that will screw onto the male Dowty connection on the tractor and have a female quick release connection on the other side.... if you get my drift:cool:

So, one of these:
https://www.kramp.com/shop-nl/en/10351/147613/584582/205044/44206110+12+Exactor+FM+38+BSP+thread

...with a conventional quick-connector screwed into it?

As pakalasa suggested above?

mikefoxo

Rovi wrote: »

So, one of these:
https://www.kramp.com/shop-nl/en/10351/147613/584582/205044/44206110+12+Exactor+FM+38+BSP+thread

...with a conventional quick-connector screwed into it?

As pakalasa suggested above?

yeah, i think that's it alright () I just thought that it would have been in one complete piece rather than having to screw the two together