Abstract: A dust-sealing assembly for a coupling for use in a fluid circuit in which a body member is movably mounted on a mounting plate, and a nipple-releasing mechanism is fixed to the mounting plate and embraces a sleeve member that is mounted on and extends from one end of the body member, the nipple-releasing mechanism being spaced from the one end of the body member. A compression spring is disposed about the sleeve member in the space between the body member and nipple-releasing mechanism for holding the body member relatively away from the nipple-releasing mechanism. A dust cover is disposed about the sleeve member and spring, and is disposed in the space between the body member and the nipple-releasing mechanism for deterring entry of foreign material into the space. The compression spring engages the dust cover and retains the dust cover in place.

Abstract: An automatic coupling device having a body member movably mounted on a mounting plate fixed to the implement, and a sleeve member movably mounted on the body member. A releasable device between the mounting plate and the sleeve member releasably retains a coupler nipple on the sleeve member, the nipple including a first valve element urged toward a closed position and being movable to an open position. A valve body is slidably mounted in a bore of the sleeve member, the valve body having a passage with an inlet end for connection to a fluid line, and being movable to a first position to preclude substantially relative movement of the sleeve member and body member for locking of the nipple in the releasable device, and being movable to a second position to allow relative movement of the sleeve member and body member for insertion of the nipple into the releasable device.