New Guy needs New Hyd lines

[badczech]

Original owner of a l185dt kubota , tiller,front loader and brush hog. Use on 3 acre horse setup in Northern Calif. Its been pretty bullet proof but hydraulic hoses are ready to go and In am wondering what kinda money it would cost to do all fifteen lines. I guess I am weighing going to someone who can build them for me versus buying Kubota replacements. any thoughts?

 

[Muhammad]

Welcome to TBN.

 

[brain55]

First off, where in Northern California are you? Secondly. I doubt that those are even available from Kubota. If you have the time and patience you can likely do well measuring the lines and buying them online. I just quoted a customer of mine approx. $550 to do all 14 of the loader lines on her L275DT with 2-wire Weatherhead hose and fittings including labor. This was part of approx. $4000 worth of parts and repairs I am doing for her.

Brian

 

[badczech]

I am outside of danville and don't really have a shop that I deal with both of my old sources are out of business

 

[ragkar]

My local auto parts store will build custom hoses with connectors. I only have to bring it in to them.

 

[Lunker]

I suggest measuring the hoses and price them out from surplus center Surplus Center - Hydraulics, Engines, Electrical and More. I just redid all the hoses (12) on my Woods backhoe and it was less than $300 for sure.

-Nick

 

[CompactTractorFan]

Welcome to TBN!!! If you need any other help, try the Hydraulics section.