Copper washers

[BiggB]

Anyone know what size the copper washers on the banjo fittings for the oil pipe at the pump and the transmission figured I’d have them on hand before I try and fit the new line

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

It really helps when you ask a question like this, you tell us what exact model of tractor your working on and we don't have to guess.

I'll venture to guess your working on a newer B7100

You'll need 4

https://www.messicks.com/parts/kubota/67111-37180

 

[BiggB]

It really helps when you ask a question like this, you tell us what exact model of tractor your working on and we don't have to guess.

I'll venture to guess your working on a newer B7100

You'll need 4

https://www.messicks.com/parts/kubota/67111-37180

Woopsi thought I put that in there yes it’s an older b7100d gear

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Ummm wait a min, are you trying to install the pipe that's in the above picture?

That's a pipe for an HST model, I don't think it's the same length as the gear drive?

It does take the same copper washers.

 

[mikester]

https://www.amazon.ca/Rustark-320-Pcs-Sealing-Washers-Assortment/dp/B07QK5LT99

 

[BiggB]

Woopsi thought I put that in there yes it’s an older b7100d gear

Thanks

Woopsi thought I put that in there yes it’s an older b7100d gear

Thank you

Ummm wait a min, are you trying to install the pipe that's in the above picture?

That's a pipe for an HST model, I don't think it's the same length as the gear drive?

It does take the same copper washers.

when I bought it I did specify a gear tractor and it appears to be the correct one it appears the right length and if I lay it up along side it appears to be the same. I won’t know exactly until I get the original off but either way I want the washers first. Worst case scenario I’d have to go with compression fittings.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

I'll cross my fingers and toes that it fits.

 

[BiggB]

Me too I’m trying to graft a 2030 front blade on it. And I’d rather tap the hydraulics there than under the seat

 

[BiggB]

On another note I was wondering what this orange bolt head is? It wasn’t very tight and it appears to be some type of pin I looked in the WSM and didn’t see it, I was looking for a spot to use as a secondary return port for the underseat port

 

[Chanceywd]

Is that street elbow near the top of your picture a plumbing fitting?
If it is it isn't something to use for hydraulic pressures that are at least 10 times its rating.

Bill

 

[BiggB]

Is that street elbow near the top of your picture a plumbing fitting?
If it is it isn't something to use for hydraulic pressures that are at least 10 times its rating.

Bill

It’s stopping a drip at the moment until the correct one gets here.

 

[Trash Panda]

Is that street elbow near the top of your picture a plumbing fitting?
If it is it isn't something to use for hydraulic pressures that are at least 10 times its rating.

Bill

That’s not a street elbow, it’s a built-in failure point.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

The yellow bolt is a drop speed adjustment NOT a port!

 

[Killer Bee]

street ell is fine there... just make it forged steel like the street run tee next to it.

good luck!