Parts (hoses) Kubota or generic

[RobCJ7]

I bought a B1750, that needs some replacement hydraulic hoses, not the ones for the FEL, but the small ones that connect 2 metal hydraulic lines together, for the hydraulic oil cooler.

These are expensive pieces of rubber, just wanted to know are these a special diameter, or can I get this hose at an auto parts place

 

[thebicman]

Re: Parts (hoses) Kabota or generic

I don't think you will find them at a parts store but you must have a place locally that can fabricate hydraulic lines? Take the lines off and have them replicated.

 

[RobCJ7]

Re: Parts (hoses) Kabota or generic

I don't think you will find them at a parts store but you must have a place locally that can fabricate hydraulic lines? Take the lines off and have them replicated.

These hoses are just couplers, they are held on my regular hose clamps, about 3 inches long.

Not your regular hydraulic lines to your implements with a fitting on the end.

Here is the link where I can buy them, but holy smokes they are expensive

http://www.messicks.com/part/66204-36270/hose-27-x-15

 

[100 td]

Re: Parts (hoses) Kabota or generic

If they are suction/ low pressure hose joiners, most bearing shops will have high temp hose to suit, I doubt you'll get suitable quality/size stuff from an auto store but you may be lucky, otherwise hyd shop.

 

[BAP]

Re: Parts (hoses) Kabota or generic

Most good auto parts stores, farm equipment dealers or anyone who deals in hydraulics should carry bulk suction and return hose sold by the inch. Take a piece along to have it match up.

 

[boz1989]

Re: Parts (hoses) Kabota or generic

27x15, that sounds metric to me. If you try a parts store, I would mention the 27x15. They might come up with it, or you will get close, might work.

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[RobCJ7]

Re: Parts (hoses) Kabota or generic

Most good auto parts stores, farm equipment dealers or anyone who deals in hydraulics should carry bulk suction and return hose sold by the inch. Take a piece along to have it match up.

Ok this sounds good, never thought about asking the hydralic shop, now I know what the house is called (suction & return)

 

[Flintlock42003]

My Kubota dealer directed me to the local hose and bearing shop, he was correct, much less than the OEM hoses.


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