TC24DA FEL hydralic lines?

[tc24guy]

I have popped a leak in one of my hydraulic lines (hose) on my FEL today and the bucket will no longer raise. So with a jack and some plywood I was able to lift the bucket to set the prop and remove the FEL, I haven't had a chance to find which one is bad yet (it is on the loader itself) but do I need to get these from a dealer or do I just need to know the pressure rating? also any diagrams would be of great help. TIA.

 

[Halftrack]

You should have located the bad hose before removal, it may be difficult to find now. Any farm shop, some NAPA and auto parts stores have the equipment to match the hose. TSC and other farm stores have redi-made hoses that might match your part.

 

[seville009]

Just bring in the bad hose and they値l make you a new one

I just replaced a leaking bucket hose ; the others were cracked and the same age, so I replaced all four.

 

[seville009]

So just a follow up to my post from last week (above) where I said I replaced three bucket hises.

Was brush hogging yesterday and one of the new hoses blew apart where the hose goes into the fitting. Got a nice hydraulic oil bath on me and the tractor. Was able to top off the oil and finish mowing since it was just a bucket hose.

Just passing this along because I never had a hose come apart like that

 

[tc24guy]

Where did you get your hoses from? Thanks everyone.

 

[MGMAN45]

I used to hear ads on the radio by Oreilly auto parts saying they can make hydraulic hoses for tractors in their stores while you wait.Might give them a call to find out.

 

[tc24guy]

I finally went to NAPA and they said the could make one but they didn't have the proper fittings in stock at that store so on the way to the next town I passed ABC Rentals and they were able to make one on the spot for me. 60$ OTD
TSC had hoses but not the right fittings.

 

[MGMAN45]

Glad you got it resolved.