Need Hydraulic hoses for TX2000 loader. Not available from dealer and need comparable part numbers. Parts 22 and 23 for figure 007-2.

[BrycevilleTYM]

Need Hydraulic hoses for TX2000 loader. Not available from dealer and need comparable part numbers. Parts 22 and 23 for figure 007-2.

 

[ptsg]

Take the hoses you need with you to an hydraulic shop, have them made new hoses and save yourself a lot of money that you would spend on the OEM parts.

 

[WranglerX]

Umm, diagram of parts (Parts 22 and 23 for figure 007-2.) would help... Think "ptsg" has best solution...

 

[Roadworthy]

The hydraulic will probably build better hoses than the manufacturer provides, anyhow. I have all replacement hoses made at a local hydraulic shop. The original hoses don't begin to compare. Some auto parts stores in rural areas can make hoses as well.

 

[ptsg]

The hydraulic will probably build better hoses than the manufacturer provides, anyhow. I have all replacement hoses made at a local hydraulic shop. The original hoses don't begin to compare. Some auto parts stores in rural areas can make hoses as well.

Great point. Plus, with the current times, getting any OEM part from any manufacturer can be a couple weeks, if not months, long ordeal.

 

[Williy]

Check out the web site here maybe you can find
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willy

 

[CoyPatton]

If you know the needed fittings on the hoses, you can order them online and they will be much cheaper than the hydraulic hose shop.
My loader uses lots of the same hose going from cylinders to hard lines. The 1st few I went to a hydraulic shop. Then found out the fitting style and size. I was shocked how much less online was. I now keep a new hose on hand and then order a replacement to have on hand.