Mahindra 5035 Gear - Help finding hydraulic hose part number

ga_86753o9 · Monday at 4:44 PM

Hello all... country do-it-my-damn-self girl here. I've got a Mahindra 5035 Gear (purchased in 2009). I've had a hydraulic hose leak for a bit that I need to break down and repair. I wanted to just buy the part and swap it without having to deal with a hose shop, but I cannot for the life of me find this part. I'm attaching some pictures, hoping this will help you guys help me. The hose is about 1 foot long, a hard U bend to it, and it's located right under the seat, a little to the right (if you're sitting in the seat). Please disregard the weird color on the hose - that was me stupidly trying to do a temp-fix with some epoxy putty junk. I know - stupid and I won't do it again... be gentle with your reprimands. ;-) The hose appearance is a standard black hydraulic hose. Many thanks in advance for any help or guidance!
-GA

nyone · Tuesday at 6:47 AM

Does one end have a hose clamp? It's hard to tell.

ga_86753o9 · Tuesday at 8:03 AM

No, it doesn't... I actually ended up calling a mahindra dealership and sent them the pix. The part is the hose PTO CV to accumulator. Maybe this will help someone else. Thanks for checking, NYone!

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Tinhack · Tuesday at 8:48 AM

Your link dies a quick death--"Expired Token". You should just order it from your dealer. One end looks like a BSP Banjo. Can't tell what the other end is.