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hydraulic lines on a wd45 diesel

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randystickcandy

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I want to disengage the hydraulic lines from the hydraulic pump, but on neither end is there a way to loosen the end of the hose.
I thought that on most hydraulic lines (hoses) at least on one end there is two hex parts that when you hold one with a wrench, then with another wrench you loosen it and remove it. I can only write to the forum from the library since we don't have internet but I will return soon to see your answer...thanks...Randy
 
(reply to post at 13:57:07 05/26/15)
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Thanks Fred2...there doesn't appear to be any swivel on either end of the 2 hydraulic hoses, I figure I'll have to cut one of the lines and then go to a hydraulic hose shop and have them make me a new one. I need that line out of the way so that I can pull off the hydraulic pump so I can see to remove the intermediATE GEAR OF THE PTO ASSEMBLY (aBOVE IN TRACTORS BELLY) Thanks again for your advice about pulling off the
hydraulic pump to get to the shaft of the intermediate gear....I have to work thru the library so my response time is slow! (I thought about taking off the hydraulic ram and rotating it off the hydraulic hose but I may have to take the pump off again in some future job.
 
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