JD 175 Farm Loader

[JoshB]

I have a 175 loader on my 2155. I bent a rigid hydraulic line yesterday while moving some debris around, which resulted in a hole and a nasty leak. Item #13 seems to be obsolete.

Does anyone know of an alternate PN to AW22254 (other than AW26073)? I might just have to have a line manufactured but I figured it's worth asking.




Thanks!

- Josh

 

[sisupower]

Picture I have is a bit different but same part #. Looks to be obsolete like you said. I'll check one more source for you and see if we get an answer.

 

[JoshB]

Thank you very much!

What software is that? (Edit - parts manager pro v6.5.5, or so it seems). Looks very nice!

Wonder if this is a reliable download source?

John Deere PartsManager Pro v6.5.5 Agricultural 215, spare parts catalog, Heavy Technics + Repair

 

[sisupower]

No problem bud!

 

[JoshB]

Here is a picture of the line that is damaged.

It is the middle line (behind the one in front) which got bent and twisted by a branch on the right (left on tractor). The twist made a hole under the hose wrap.

 

[sisupower]

Thank you very much!

What software is that? (Edit - parts manager pro v6.5.5, or so it seems). Looks very nice!

Wonder if this is a reliable download source?

John Deere PartsManager Pro v6.5.5 Agricultural 215, spare parts catalog, Heavy Technics + Repair

I am a tech for Deere so I have all the software!

 

[JoshB]

Ah. Gotcha, thanks!

 

[sisupower]

Here is a picture of the line that is damaged.

It is the middle line (behind the one in front) which got bent and twisted by a branch on the right (left on tractor). The twist made a hole under the hose wrap.

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Yea it's obsolete unfortunately. It will be fine if you get a regular hose made for you. Don't need to go back with hard line.

 

[JoshB]

Ok great. That was going to be my next question. I'll just find a flex line and replace it with that.

Thanks for chiming in!

 

[sisupower]

No problem friend!

 

[JoshB]

Would your software be able to tell you what the thread size is on the fitting (#17 on the diagram)?

The flex line will probably come with male/male ends. I'll probably have to pickup some unions to make it all work. Maybe remove the fitting from the regulator (#19) and flex hose straight into that, but then will still need a union to connect to the other flex hose (#16).

Would those be 3/4" fittings?

 

[sisupower]

I'll check once I get back in. I'm testing a tractor right now. Ill get back to you in a second buddy

 

[JoshB]

No rush. Thank you

 

[Tx Jim]

Josh
Have you considered welding or brazing your old line? Back when I was employed by a JD dealer I've seen many hyd lines repaired by brazing.

 

[JoshB]

The people I bought it from painted green over everything. Under the paint is a good bit of rust. That line is pretty used up. But thank you for the suggestion!

 

[Tx Jim]

Would your software be able to tell you what the thread size is on the fitting (#17 on the diagram)?

The flex line will probably come with male/male ends. I'll probably have to pickup some unions to make it all work. Maybe remove the fitting from the regulator (#19) and flex hose straight into that, but then will still need a union to connect to the other flex hose (#16).

Would those be 3/4" fittings?

Are these the spec's you need?

 

[JoshB]

Yessir!

 

[sisupower]

Beat me too it

 

[JoshB]

Thanks to you both.

 

[sisupower]

No worries