LA805 Hard line

[Madriding1]

Hello
I seem to have worn a hole in my front loader hardline. It’s a LA805 loader. The metal line is the second from the top and I can’t seem to find the part number for replacement. Any help would greatly be appreciated.

 

[Russell King]

Go to Kubota USA dot com and illustrated parts list by using this link

Kubota Tractor Corporation - Illustrated Parts List

- K-PAD - Parts Lists - Illustrated Parts Lists - diagrams

apps.kubotausa.com

argee to terms and conditions then search for the LA805 model number and go to the hydraulic section then the tube section (as shown below). Figure out what you need and then search for the part number on the internet or have the dealet order it for you.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

 

[TheOldHokie]

Hello
I seem to have worn a hole in my front loader hardline. It’s a LA805 loader. The metal line is the second from the top and I can’t seem to find the part number for replacement. Any help would greatly be appreciated.

Two of these and a foot of new steel line. Less than $20 and a scant 30 minutes work.

Dan

 

[Madriding1]

Thanks for all the great replies!!! My google search skills were lacking for sure

 

[D2Cat]

Make sure the line is located correctly with rubber bushing under clamp. A steel line should not be getting wore through.

 

[Madriding1]

Make sure the line is located correctly with rubber bushing under clamp. A steel line should not be getting wore through.

I agree. It appears the line was somehow rubbing on the bracket screw. It’s a low hour tractor (254 hrs) so I was pretty surprised to see the leak. I’ll definitely make sure the clearance is there when I reassemble. Thanks!!

 

[TheOldHokie]

I agree. It appears the line was somehow rubbing on the bracket screw. It’s a low hour tractor (254 hrs) so I was pretty surprised to see the leak. I’ll definitely make sure the clearance is there when I reassemble. Thanks!!

All of my loaders and tractors clamp the steel lines with steel clamps. No.padding and no "clearance". I suspect your clamp was loose allowing the line to move about and fret.

Dan

 

[Madriding1]

Two of these and a foot of new steel line. Less than $20 and a scant 30 minutes work.

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Dan

Thanks Dan!! Are these 1/2 inch or 3/8? I’m not near my tractor right now to measure. Can’t thank y’all enough for the help.

 

[TheOldHokie]

Thanks Dan!! Are these 1/2 inch or 3/8? I’m not near my tractor right now to measure. Can’t thank y’all enough for the help.

I would expect 1/2" tube - 3/8 tube is pretty small. Outside possibility it's metric. You need to confirm with a measurement.

Dan

 

[Madriding1]

I would expect 1/2" tube - 3/8 tube is pretty small. Outside possibility it's metric. You need to confirm with a measurement.

Dan

Thanks again!! I’ll be back at the ranch this weekend and double check.

 

[Jchonline]

Hello
I seem to have worn a hole in my front loader hardline. It’s a LA805 loader. The metal line is the second from the top and I can’t seem to find the part number for replacement. Any help would greatly be appreciated.

Before you replace it you need to figure out how you wore a hole in it and fix that first!

Update sorry I read the OP and didnt read all posts. Disregard!

 

[TheOldHokie]

Thanks again!! I’ll be back at the ranch this weekend and double check.

FWIW I measured the LA525 on my tractor and it uses 1/2" tube.

Dan

 

[Madriding1]

FWIW I measured the LA525 on my tractor and it uses 1/2" tube.

Dan

Thanks Dan!!

 

[Madriding1]

Thanks Dan!!

I had some time off today and hopefully got it fixed. So far no leaks. Thanks again!!