We don't know your experience/ skill level. So, I will start very very basic.
Be careful. Is the loader down on the ground, or blocked up? If it is raised at all, doing something with the hose could cause oil to shoot out and the loader to come crashing down. Be careful!
Most loaders have a quick connect these days. You can move an outer sleeve on the connection and stick in or pull apart the hoses. Would this have come apart? They can be very difficult to push back together if there is pressure on either side of the hose. Probably only a tiny bit of oil would drip out if a quick connector came apart.
Did as someone mentioned a swivel break apart? Likely a bunch of oil would come out and leak and dribble if a hose broke like this. It would leave the hydraulics open on one side, oil in the system would be free to come out.
A picture of the two ends that are apart would be worth 1000 words to us?
Again, if you are not experienced with hydraulics, be careful, we don't want anything to drop on you or shoot high-pressure oil under your skin.
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