My L35 has developed a leak in one of the hydraulic lines for the backhoe bucket. After disconnecting the line form the fittings, I find that I can’t get the hose through the frame by the boom cylinder connection. It is the fitting on the hose that won’t fit, I can cut the fitting off, but then how do I get the new line fed through? Any ideas? I thought about removing the pin that attached the boom cylinder to the frame, but I was unable to budge it.Backhoe L35 backhoe hydraulic line issue
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My L35 has developed a leak in one of the hydraulic lines for the backhoe bucket. After disconnecting the line form the fittings, I find that I can’t get the hose through the frame by the boom cylinder connection. It is the fitting on the hose that won’t fit, I can cut the fitting off, but then how do I get the new line fed through? Any ideas? I thought about removing the pin that attached the boom cylinder to the frame, but I was unable to budge it.art
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There are times that they get tangled or wrapped when putting them in and as much as I hate to say this yu might have to pull all the hoses to get them out and it will also make it easier to put them back in.
Vern1
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Greetings,
You may try reattaching the hose and stretching the boom out as flat as you can along the ground - uncurl the bucket, extend the dipperstick straight out and lower the boom to the ground - I found that when I did this, it allowed the cylinder inside the boom to move just enough.....
I had to do that with one I replaced on my L35!
Hope that helps!
You may try reattaching the hose and stretching the boom out as flat as you can along the ground - uncurl the bucket, extend the dipperstick straight out and lower the boom to the ground - I found that when I did this, it allowed the cylinder inside the boom to move just enough.....
I had to do that with one I replaced on my L35!
Hope that helps!
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Vern/Mark,
When I set to work on replacing the hose, I did stretch the backhoe out as much as possible, I also tried raising the boom to see if that would create some extra room - no luck. I think I need to try Art’s suggestion of removing all the hoses and rerunning them without the twits.
I would also like to say that I stumbled across this website by accident, but I am very glad I found it. I am amazed by the number of suggestions and help that other supply to those in trouble. Hopefully, I will be able to do the same some day.
When I set to work on replacing the hose, I did stretch the backhoe out as much as possible, I also tried raising the boom to see if that would create some extra room - no luck. I think I need to try Art’s suggestion of removing all the hoses and rerunning them without the twits.
I would also like to say that I stumbled across this website by accident, but I am very glad I found it. I am amazed by the number of suggestions and help that other supply to those in trouble. Hopefully, I will be able to do the same some day.
MarkV
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tgoodart said:
A great start would be to up date this post when you solve the hose problem. It might just save the next guy, maybe me, some trouble.
Welcome aboard,
MarkV
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Greetings,
Welcome tgoodart, I too like you are a newbie here and stumbled onto the forum while researching what I wanted a year or so back.
I joined a while back after I picked up my L35.
Lots of friendly, helpful folks here.
Welcome tgoodart, I too like you are a newbie here and stumbled onto the forum while researching what I wanted a year or so back.
I joined a while back after I picked up my L35.
Lots of friendly, helpful folks here.
As it turns out, the solution was simple. There were a couple of plastic ties holding the hoses together. Once I removed the outer sleeve, I could see the ties, so I cut them. After that and straitening the hoses, it came right out. So I am back up and running.
