Troops,
I just blew the hydraulic line for the bucket on my #95 backhoe. I haven't stretched the boom out to look at it yet, don't want to give up any more fluid than necessary. Anyone have any advice as to how best to proceed with this repair? It looks like the fluid sprays out from the very bottom of the boom.
Model #95 Backhoe Advice Needed
- Catenary Kid
- 40C crawler
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- Location: Concord, Michigan
Model #95 Backhoe Advice Needed
JD 350 w/Drott 4 way & backhoe; MF 235D W/many implements. Everything I own needs work. Absolutely EVERYTHING.
- Catenary Kid
- 40C crawler
- Posts: 11
- Joined: Mon Oct 19, 2015 11:30 am
- Location: Concord, Michigan
Well...that was 'easy'!
Once I got the boom stretched out I found the replacement was very straightforward and simple, but not what I'd call 'easy'. I decided to replace all the accessible lines in the boom at the same time so I kissed another C-note or two goodbye. And from the look of things, I'm just going to go ahead and replace all of them, with the possible exception of the hoses that actuate the dipperstick cylinder as I have no idea how I'd get those out, let alone back in.
So...
For anyone who has any trepidation about changing hydraulic hoses in the boom of a #95 - just go for it. It ain't as bad as you can imagine it will be.![Rolling Eyes :roll:](./images/smilies/icon_rolleyes.gif)
So...
For anyone who has any trepidation about changing hydraulic hoses in the boom of a #95 - just go for it. It ain't as bad as you can imagine it will be.
![Rolling Eyes :roll:](./images/smilies/icon_rolleyes.gif)
JD 350 w/Drott 4 way & backhoe; MF 235D W/many implements. Everything I own needs work. Absolutely EVERYTHING.
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