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Old 12-01-2015, 05:25 PM
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Default 1812 hyd line
In need of a hyd line 727-3016 goes from hydro to hyd valve. number 14 in the pic Iam located in Waukon, Iowa thanks much
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I'd take it to your local napa and have them make a hydraulic hose.
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I'd take it to your local napa and have them make a hydraulic hose.
A viable option. No bad points other than just tying it up out of the way at the rear where the fan is.
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Did that for a hyd hose on a 1486 once. Getting the old metal line out was a sob!!!
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Isn't that the return line with a 37* flare? Can it be spliced or straightened out? If not, you need one from a dual spool machine because the single spool comes in the bottom of the valve.
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45° flare will seal fine.
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I have a hydraulic cylinder repair shop near me, that makes hoses as well? Check your yellow pages.
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I made mine on my 1450 with 3/8th brake tubing and a flaring tool.
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All my local shops JD, NAPA, Machine shops etc. want to make me a hose I would really like to keep it as original as possible. might go with the brake line etc. got a buddy checking the parts depot.
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wish I was closer I could bend you one. if there a hydraulic shop near you they should be able to make you one. if they make you a metal one have them make it in stainless last for ever not that much more expansive here in buffalo anyway.
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