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Nope, forgot that on the reply. Removed step and two fittings underneath and a couple of clamps up behind the cylinder pin area. That’s what was the biggest chore getting that lined up and in place again. I checked the other side an those hoses are newer replacements so I should be good for a while :D

Thanks for the help B Town. I’m was nervous about removing the boom cylinder but it wasn’t to bad. This gave me access to use my 1 1/4 service wrenches. I replaced both hoses while it was apart and got it all buttoned back up. Added 5 gallons of hydraulic fluid and I’m up and running again.

Hello fellow crawler owners. This is my first post to the site. I recently bought a jd 450c track loader and blew the up pressure hydraulic hose on the left side. I have down pressure and back and forth pivot luckily. It’s just when I try to lift the bucket that I get fluid running everywhere. Not s...