Ford 5000 remotes

[chevytaHOE5674]

I work on so much equipment that it would cost me a large fortune to have everything needed to keep things moving. Cheaper and easier to let someone else have 1/2 a million in inventory and buy from him as needed.

 

[Destroked 450]

Your original post claiming you had a cylinder and needed hoses I found a bit confusing
Did you mean you have a remote valve on the tractor that hasn’t been plumbed with hoses and couplings
The hoses from the valve to a set of female couplings are 22-23” long on a 5000 model
Here’s a few different setups I have
Tisco kit on my 4000, I just recently installed the right side couplings

Original single on the 5000
Top hose appears to have a banjo to pipe adapter added at some time

Dual remotes on the 5600

Not sure where the banjo to pipe adaptors came from
I’ve plumbed up a few using ORB to JIC male adapters and used JIC female 90’s on the hoses

 

[Bern]

Everything that fails for me is the type with an o ring squeezed in. Hate that stuff. Fails every 5-10 years. Pipe thread fittings are trouble free for me. Running stuff with pipe thread that’s been on the place for over half a century, just keeps working.

I have the exact opposite experience. If an o-ring fails on a fitting, it's either the wrong one or else it was not tightened properly. There's a good reason why o-ring fittings are the predominate choice among manufacturers nowadays.

 

[TheOldHokie]

I work on so much equipment that it would cost me a large fortune to have everything needed to keep things moving. Cheaper and easier to let someone else have 1/2 a million in inventory and buy from him as needed.

Of course. I stock what I use on a regular basis.and buy the odd bits as needed. But not from NAPA. There are half a dozen hydraulic supply houses with better prices and inventory just as close.

 

[chevytaHOE5674]

Of course. I stock what I use on a regular basis.and buy the odd bits as needed. But not from NAPA. There are half a dozen hydraulic supply houses with better prices and inventory just as close.

My Napa is 6 miles away, nearest hydraulic supply place is over 100.

I don't use any one thing regularly. One day I may need some Cat flange fittings, the next day Komatsu 30°, the next week BSP, sprinkle in some ORB, ORFS, JIC, BSPP, NPT, etc. Haha

If only there was some sort of industry standard. Lol

 

[dannyidp]

Thanks fellas for all the info I went to Tractor Supply and they had the 1/2 Npt male and female Pioneer fittings so I'm good to go.

 

[dannyidp]

Your original post claiming you had a cylinder and needed hoses I found a bit confusing
Did you mean you have a remote valve on the tractor that hasn’t been plumbed with hoses and couplings
The hoses from the valve to a set of female couplings are 22-23” long on a 5000 model
Here’s a few different setups I have
Tisco kit on my 4000, I just recently installed the right side couplings
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Original single on the 5000
Top hose appears to have a banjo to pipe adapter added at some time
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Dual remotes on the 5600
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Not sure where the banjo to pipe adaptors came from
I’ve plumbed up a few using ORB to JIC male adapters and used JIC female 90’s on the hoses

Yes it has a single spool remote valve that has never been plumbed. But I've got it figured out now. I have a bracket like you have in your second and third photo but I don't have that kind of box to bolt it too. Where did you get those?

 

[Destroked 450]

Yes it has a single spool remote valve that has never been plumbed. But I've got it figured out now. I have a bracket like you have in your second and third photo but I don't have that kind of box to bolt it too. Where did you get those?

The plastic box’s are E8NNJ853AA
Google shows various venders