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Thanks for all the advice! I was confident you all would be able to help me out and you sure came through!!!

If you didn't do this, you can click on the green arrow to the right of the page title after you open the link. That will bring up the angling lines page and you can get the part numbers for the angle circuit components. Thanks, again, Jim. I figured that out and it looks like the part # is AU13883...

Jason37756 wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 11, 2019 8:13 pm

I would replace the hard line with a flexible hose. Maybe even run it all the way to the cylinder.

You could also cut and slip a compression fitting on and make the needed repair.

Jason

Thanks Jason, I'll check the cost of a hose vs. metal replacement. I found the metal line for about $100.

Thanks Jim B. The line in question is on the left side and is angle the blade. The inside 2 lines are for the lift and the outside 2 are for the angle. I like the idea of getting a hose made and will look into that. Labparamour: I sanded the tube down to get to clean steel and used flux but did not ...

First-time poster, long-term viewer. I appreciate all of the help I have received by following other posts!!! I have a 1971 350B with a leaking steel hydraulic line under the battery box where the 4 lines are clamped down. It appears to have rusted out under the clamp. I tried to braze it but that d...