Power steering

tracto-man · Mar 20, 2016

Need a PS hose for my '64 MF 65. The hose on it is part medal part rubber, and the rubber part is burst. Bringing the dang thing all over town and the hydrolic "pros" keep sending me to the next place. One company says they can make it but only all rubber with the fittings on each end. So would all rubber work? I believe I could buy the hose new at one place but it'd cost around $280 which I really don't want to spend as it needs a new radiator as well. Or do I need to keep chasing all over the place trying to find a place that can make it with the metal?

Brendon Warren · Mar 20, 2016

You should get along fine with an all hose line. I'm pretty sure one of mine is.

ptfarmer · Mar 21, 2016

Making it all hose will work.

DavidP, South Wales · Mar 21, 2016

Make sure that you can route it where it has to go or allow enough length if you have to take a different route.

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Tom from Buckeye Lake · Mar 21, 2016

On my 150 I cut the steel near the hose and reflared it. Then had a local hose shop make a hose to mate up with the steel line. Cost was around $20.

Brown Swiss · Mar 21, 2016

In your case the all hose will work, if you get something that needs the pipe there is a compression fitting that can be made on a new hose end, if the people you have doing the hose work know anything about them.

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