70 Loader Hydraulic Line?

[smcnally]

Anyone here happen to know the part number for this line on a 70 Loader attachment? It's on the bucket tilt cylinder. This picture is from someone else's tractor...someone used the wrong line on mine, with a coupler at the cylinder, and it's leaked at that coupler since I got it.

 

[beenthere]

jdparts.com shows it as AW28951

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[smcnally]

Thanks! What's funny is that I was a heavy equipment mechanic in the USAF for two enlistments and I still couldn't figure out which was the correct line in the exploded parts diagram. I works on huge JD equipment all the time and, yet, figuring out the correct part number for this CU tractor had me running in circles

 

[joecdeere]

And FYI, if it's a Deere hose, the part number for the hose is stamped in the crimped area, you have to look close!

 

[smcnally]

And FYI, if it's a Deere hose, the part number for the hose is stamped in the crimped area, you have to look close!

I was trying to read it but it was hard to read. I think the hose I need to replace currently is incorrect, too, so I wanted to make sure I got the correct one.

 

[joecdeere]

that's the barrel end hose w/ a 90 degree fitting, the straight hose to the rod end of the cylinder is #AW28953
that was always the worst drawing Deere had for use!

jdparts.com shows it as AW28951

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[beenthere]

Good catch joecdeere. Had to look very close.

Just see that jdparts.com changed their format, and really went on a downhill slide in ease-of-use and quality.. IMO. Not sure why.

 

[joecdeere]

I agree, I hated the new one when it was still in beta, I gave my "feed back" , I see what that was worth!

 

[smcnally]

Yeah, the hose that was on there didn't have the 90°, and it was too short, so they put a coupler in between the piston and the hose. Got my new hose in yesterday and the leak is gone. That drawing needs a dotted line illustration of the bucket so people can see what's everything is. Thanks for all the help!

 

[Rock knocker]

Isn't there a hydraulic shop near you? Except for cranes, I've always brought the hose in and said "I want this" or "I want this except..."

 

[smcnally]

There is, but is was honestly just easier for me to order it online for $28 and have it arrive 2 days later because I had to travel for work.