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Here is a batch of mine, pre-welded 😂. There's about 5000 in the box.

No, they are not break aways.

Kubota and some Korean OEM's do that, but yes it's mostly opposite of what most manufacturers do. ^^^^ What he said. No machine made today has proprietary couplers.

They came pre-rusted? 😂

Crap shoot for sure, I'd probably not mess with it if it wasn't leaking

If you like rounded corners 😂

I think you mean 8-point sockets, they are used for square plugs.

We sell many different restrictors too... https://www.boltonhooks.com/hydraulic-parts/ A lot of these mowers use BSPP fittings everywhere though, not many restrictors available in that style. but we will have some in 3/8" BSPP soon.

Wow, one hook for $125? And people say we are overpriced! Holy Cow. Our hooks are forged, not a cut piece of flat steel, and we don't use any plastic! That is the first bucket style we cover on this page on our website: https://www.boltonhooks.com/kubota-quick-attach/

Poppets have better flow and less leakage, both are negligible though. Yes they are interchangeable, but some wear may be seen on the ball from the tip of the poppet after repeated usage, many years of usage.

Incredible project @mcmxi (y)(y)(y)

1) Not really sure 2) No, no issue welding They are done on a robot now, MIG process. We do not do this in-house however, just doesn't make since to invest in a robot. The plates are A36, laser cut. The hooks are forged from 4130 stock.

I can't see it being anything special, just regular A36 mild steel.

Do you have a gauge setup? If not, this is the first thing you need to get and test the pressure.

They are evil, just like VEVOR!

One is a cheap China cam sold on Amazon with no support, and you may have to improvise on the brackets and mountings, the other is a higher end system marketed towards AG and equipment use. The Yuwei is just OK and fine for my use, so I'm really not sure if the CabCam is worth the premium over...

According to TractorData, 2410 to 2717 pounds

Only the MX series is made here, I have the MX9900.

This is all definitely worthy of a new thread! Maybe @North Idaho Wolfman can move these posts to a new thread?

IF you need/want a loader, look into how much that will cost to add before deciding if it's a good deal. A loader will likely be 4-5k extra.