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Used standard 3/8" brake tubing, 0.028 wall thickness. Good for 1800psi. I believe that's with a 4-1 safety factor in that rating. Kubota service manual says the B2400 max psi is 1280psi and that prob with a loader. I'm only running a 4way blade. I believe with the "actual" thick hydraulic...

continued Here is a labeled pic of the connections at the spool valve Hope this helps anyone who may want to add a spool valve to this series tractor. Sorry for the size of the pic's. I've tried changing the settings on the site that host's my pictures but it doesn't change the size...

Update Finally got my lines made up and connected. Good news, after connecting and testing...everything works as it should! Here are a few pic's of the process. I made three hard lines. One for the return to the tank (pictured) and two that that come off the hydraulic block. Here are the...

UPDATE Finally got around to getting the fitting I needed. As others had said, a BSPP fitting is what was required. The size is a 3/8"-19 BSPP. I actually got a 3/8" BSPP to 3/8" JIC fitting. I picked one up at my local Princess Auto for $2.99. Also picked up a JIC cap ($1.29) as I'm not...

360lb Plus... I'd say. Looks to be at least 16" in front of the front axle, this would increase it's effect as front ballast. Nice work!

I used it to respray my cab. Color match is a near perfect match to the factory orange. I sprayed it with one of my cheap Princess Auto guns. The area in the yellow circle is the factory color on the new floor( just replaced it). The cab is freshly painted (approx. 1 month old) I'd say it...

Looks like it's working out great!

Actually looking at the chart again I saw the 3/8"-19 has a OD size of 16.5mm. I guess the BSPP I need is a 3/8"? (If I'm reading that chart correctly. The "plug" is back in the tractor again. I'll have to pull it and put some calipers on it to confirm.

Ya... I came across the Ryco site and saw the chart. The "plug" is at least 13-15mm across on the threads (didn't put calipers on it) and is no where near a 14 in pitch. Hex head is a 19mm. .

Since posting this I've come to realize that's what I needed.Thanks! Called my local dealer and he couldn't help me. Maybe I wasn't asking the right questions? He said "my info gives me no spec on the plug" (size, thread pitch) his description just says "plug" Funny thing is... when I put a...

In the parts catalog the Plug and washer are #80+90 .

I'm trying to add a 2 spool valve to my B2400 and I'm having trouble finding fitting that would thread into the case for the return circuit. Here's What I'm working on. The upper case fill plug is located on the left of the case just behind the HST damper. And here is the plug I...

I put the plastic trim panel back on. I'll bet it's at least 300lbs with all the glass in it.

Here mine on my B2400 Model #2400 "Comfort Cab" it's a 1995 model year. I got a ton of info from their site like different models + parts manual in Pdf from. I emailed them with the model # and serial # and they sent me a file which shows a design drawing of the cab...

Not sure what happend to the pic's. I agree, they should be metric. I have both a Metric and Standard O-ring kits and I tried both kinds. The metric was either too big or too small.

This tool does not come with the 37* flaring cones needed for JIC fittings. It comes with the standard 45*. Eastwood sells the 37* tooling for this tool. The turret block pops right off and the 37* turret pops in it's place. 1st you loosely clamp the tube "OP 0" bottomed out. Then switch...

I bought a B2400 in the spring this year and have spent the summer going through it. I'll post pic's of the paint and cab refurbish when I'm done but wanted to quickly post this hydraulic install I just completed. I had a hard time finding anything on the net that showed how to do this. Once...

Slow + steady works for me.

pic's please

gotta love the "jerry Rig " solutions.