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Old 09-05-2023, 12:51 PM
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This was posted by Roland sometime back.

The Hydraulics Couplers were made by Parker. They are as follows:

SM-251-4FP Female Coupler
SM-252-4FP Male Coupler

Any Hydraulic Store or Shop (as well as the Internet) can supply you with these couplers.
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Not sure if there are any good hydraulic shops out your way, but Hydraulics, Inc in Spring Grove is pretty good. I'd think they could find a match.
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Yeah, I bet they cost less than AHW Harvard or Johnson Tractor for hydraulic fittings. I'll keep them in mind myself, they're only about 35 miles from me.
I'll identify the OEM/compatible fittings eventually and share. Probably something you can find at Farm & Fleet or online; I figured one of you might know.

I wouldn't bet on Hydraulic Repair being any cheaper, but they're the place to go if you need cylinders or goofy fittings on crimped hose assys.
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This was posted by Roland sometime back.

The Hydraulics Couplers were made by Parker. They are as follows:

SM-251-4FP Female Coupler
SM-252-4FP Male Coupler

Any Hydraulic Store or Shop (as well as the Internet) can supply you with these couplers.
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do a search on epay for parker SM-252-4FP Male Coupler


male and female for $30.00
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I did a pretty thorough search on this site with google, and can't seem to find it mentioned before (weird). Does anyone have a mainstream reference or P/N for the Cub Cadet couplers and fittings? I'm guessing the hose is just 1/4 or 3/8 pipe thread?

I seem to remember someone saying they were a special -6 fitting. Cub Cadet won't even sell the male fitting anymore

The male ones on my power angle are Bruning D-202
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do a search on epay for parker SM-252-4FP Male Coupler


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The male ones on my power angle are Bruning D-202
Nice, looks like the Bruning may interchange.

Yeah, those are a good deal. I'm stocked up now, but hopefully this thread comes up next time someone is looking for them in the search.
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