David_Kb7uns
Veteran Member
I thought BX implements were made in Georgia
They are watch this video.
YouTube - Kubota Manufacturing Plant - Gainesville, Georgia
David Kb7uns
Backhoe Backhoe leaking fluid
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They are watch this video.
YouTube - Kubota Manufacturing Plant - Gainesville, Georgia
David Kb7uns
Elviscaretaker
Gold Member
Just take off the line next to it and tighten the loose one. There will be minimal fluid loss.
Might want to check your other lines though. Shouldn't take you that long at all to do.. 10 minutes at the most? Probably spend more time looking for your tools
Might want to check your other lines though. Shouldn't take you that long at all to do.. 10 minutes at the most? Probably spend more time looking for your tools
nspec
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- Kubota B2630, '53 Farmall Super H, '47 Farmall AI, '44 Farmall A
The answer to your question: You need a flare nut wrench - a crow's foot flare nut wrench. Crow's foot is just the head of the wrench which you then turn with a socket wrench - great for tight spots. Flare nut variety is made to fit the fittings on your hydraulic hoses.
