Did that thing that I hate when others do it. Replied
before reading the entire post. Although I was just
trying to keep you from being derailed. Yes I believe
those are JIC, the -6 I am not sure of and you need the
right seat degrees. May have to call S. Center to see if
what you are ordering is correct. In the link is a site
with a chart to determine what you have for fittings. If
you are talking about 1/4 in. hose size I would
personally not put that small of a hose on an
implement connecting the hydraulics to a tractor, I
would go with at least 3/8. Only time I would use
something that small would be for a cylinder under 2
in. in diameter, something that operates a latch or
valve.
Edit to add an FYI: In the future if the physical size of something in the photo you post is helpful, pose a wrench with a size in the photo that fits the part or lay a tape measure by it. Hard to remember, but helpful.
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