Posted by 300jk on December 10, 2021 at 14:03:31 from (172.58.235.159):
This is a picture of the hydraulic hose fitting where it connects to the cylinder on my 3 point snowblower. This hose is leaking and needs to be replaced. The other isnt far behind. The inside is tapered like a compression fit. This fitting is so short it will never bottom out in the cylinder and if it did the cylinder has no taper like a compression fitting. There is an o ring on the hose fitting you can see which Im guessing was sealing it. I thought this fitting would come out of the actual hose but appears to be part of a swivel clamped on the hose. So when I got I get a hose what fittings do I need to make this work ? Im familiar with replacing hoses at work, have made new hoses but this seems strange. The fittings never leaked. Line got a hole in it. I bought the blower used, so I have no idea if the history.
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