Hydraulic hoses

[Triumph79]

Ok, yes I'm new. Looking for the three hydraulic hoses at the rear of Massey gc2610. I disconnected the backhoe and discovered all three are badly chafed. Is the somewhere that I can find the part #s or specifications for these? I've been trying to navigate the ago site, but is very confusing at best.

Any help would be appreciated.

 

[newbury]

Put your location in please.
Generally the best for newbies is to just haul your hoses down to a local hosemaker.
I'm a couple of miles from Colliflower Total Hydraulic Hose & Fittings. I take a leaking hose off, go to the shop, 5 minutes later I leave with the correct hose.
If you know EXACTLY what you need, and there are many different fittings you can do mail order but the savings may be minor.

 

[Fallon]

One of the 2 local Napa stores makes custom hoses. The Autoquest did as well before it closed. Probably a good number of other hydraulic shops or automotive stores that custom make them too if I looked. It's usually faster & cheaper to get custom made hoses locally than get an OEM part. **** many dealers custom make hoses rather than stock a bazillion hoses. Custom made is as good as OEM.

When you take the hoses in as templates there is no question that they end up right instead of confusion over part numbers.

 

[Discount Hydraulic Hose]

Welcome Triumph79! Hydraulics can be a fun world for sure. Wherever you buy your hoses - knowing what you need is the most important part of the process. We have created a thread guide that will help you identify your hose ends/threads. When it comes to the hoses, most hose will have a lot of information stamped on it, like the layline of your tire. This information will guide you to the correct hose type, specification, and pressure rating. You'll also find that TBN here has a great following of people who are willing to help with hydraulic questions and concerns. Best of luck with your replacement project!