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The multi-coupler is the component that allows multiple hydraulic circuits to be connected simultaneously between a tractor and a tool or combine harvester in a single action. A faulty connection, worn seals, or a cracked multi-coupler results in oil leaks and pressure loss, which disable all the hydraulic functions of the tool. As a specialist in used agricultural parts for over 75 years, TMC Bejenne offers used hydraulic multi-couplers sourced from the dismantling of tractors and combine harvesters of all brands, thoroughly inspected before resale.

 CASE IH(1)
 CLAAS(2)
 JOHN-DEERE(1)
 MASSEY FERGUSON(1)
 NEW-HOLLAND(8)

Mach 2 Multi-coupler: the Most Demanded Standard

The Mach 2 multi-coupler is the most commonly used standard on modern tractors and agricultural implements. Its design allows simultaneous connection of multiple pressurized hydraulic lines without having to manually connect each coupling individually. This fixed multi-coupler system eliminates connection errors and significantly reduces hookup time between the tractor and implement. It equips a large portion of recent generation New Holland, John Deere, Case IH, and Claas tractors, as well as the combine harvesters from these manufacturers.

Used Faster Hydraulic Multi-couplers

Faster is a leading manufacturer of agricultural hydraulic multi-couplers. Whether 2-way, 4-way models or complete plates, Faster multi-couplers are known for the quality of their seals and the reliability of their locking mechanism. The Faster P306 and DP4-13 models are among the most common on tractors and implements in France. These quality products are available used at TMC Bejenne depending on dismantling stock entries.

4-way Hydraulic Multi-coupler: What Is It Used For?

The 4-way hydraulic multi-coupler enables simultaneous connection of four hydraulic circuits between the tractor and the implement. It is particularly suited for complex implements requiring several independent actuators—such as multi-function front loaders, soil-working tools with multiple cylinders, or combine harvesters with hydraulic cutting platforms. For simpler implements, a 2-way multi-coupler is generally sufficient. For the most demanding applications, automatic multi-couplers are also available that engage without manual handling during hookup.

What Is the Difference Between a Coupler and a Multi-coupler?

A hydraulic coupler is a quick coupling that connects a single hydraulic circuit at a time, consisting of a male and female part. A multi-coupler combines several couplers on the same plate and allows them to be connected simultaneously in a single operation. On a tractor fitted with multiple hydraulic distributors, switching from individual couplers to a multi-coupler represents a significant time-saving during hookup and reduces the risk of circuit mix-ups.

What Is the Role of a Hydraulic Multi-coupler?

The multi-coupler ensures hydraulic linkage between the tractor and the implement by allowing hydraulic oil to flow simultaneously in multiple directions. It is directly connected to the tractor's hydraulic distributor which directs the oil flow to the correct actuators. To work properly, the multi-coupler must be compatible with the machine's maximum hydraulic circuit pressure and withstand agricultural usage conditions — such as splashes, impacts, and temperature variations.

Covered Brands: New Holland, John Deere, Case IH, Claas, and Deutz Fahr

Our tractor and combine harvester dismantling operations regularly supply our catalog with used multi-couplers. The most represented brands in our inventory are New Holland, John Deere, Case IH, Claas, and Deutz Fahr. Their combine harvesters equip a large number of French farms and regularly require replacement of their multi-couplers.

  • New Holland: CR 9060, CR 9090, CX 880, TX 64, TX 66, TX 67 combines and T6000/T7000 tractors
  • John Deere: S560, 9880 STS combines and 6R and 7R tractor series
  • Claas: Lexion 440, 460, and 600 combines
  • Deutz Fahr: tractors and combines depending on dismantling stock
  • Case IH and Massey Ferguson: subject to availability

To check availability and compatibility with your machine, contact our team at 05 86 24 00 26 with the brand, model, and if possible, the original multi-coupler reference.

A coupler is a quick-connect fitting that allows easy connection and disconnection of a hydraulic circuit without tools, with male and female parts that fit and lock automatically. The multi-coupler is an evolution of this principle: it combines multiple fittings on the same plate and allows all to be connected simultaneously in a single motion, making it essential on modern agricultural machines equipped with several independent hydraulic circuits.

The hydraulic coupler provides the connection between the tractor's hydraulic circuit and the attached implement. It allows hydraulic oil to flow in both directions, powering the cylinders and hydraulic motors of the implement. The multi-coupler combines several couplers on the same plate to connect multiple lines simultaneously in one operation, reducing hookup time and decreasing the risk of connection errors.

A hydraulic coupler is a quick-connecting fitting that physically links the oil circuits between the tractor and the implement. A torque converter is a mechanical transmission component placed between the engine and gearbox, adapting engine torque to the load. These two parts are entirely unrelated despite the similarity of their names.

The price of a used hydraulic multi-coupler varies depending on the type, number of lines, and original brand. A simple 2-line model typically costs less than a complete 4-line plate such as Faster or Mach 2. A well-maintained used part offers significant savings compared to new, while maintaining comparable performance thanks to thorough inspection prior to sale. Contact our team at 05 86 24 00 26 for a precise quote on the reference you are interested in.

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