Brad, if your quick-connects are seeping, there are replacement o-rings that will fix that problem. A New Holland dealer should be able to help you. Their o-rings will be expensive ($2 to $3), but you'll get the right one with no hassle. If other lines are leaking, you might try snugging up the connection first. If the hoses are actually seeping around fittings, then you'll have to go to replacement. I find that my NH dealer always has the right hoses and fittings in stock. That may be true of other places too, but I get hoses made at my dealer and walk out with the correct repair part. I expect to pay a bit more for that convenience. My dealer keeps me going with minimum downtime. Unless you know exactly what you need, I'd suggest going to your NH dealer.
