Hydraulic hose I can't get out

Rodeo man · Sep 18, 2014

No matter what implement is hooked to my tractor, the hydraulic hoses are always very aggregating to get out. Some times it takes many many tries. Low and behold this time I think I've got one that just ain't coming out. Pressure on the hoses is not the problem. Any suggestions????

showcrop · Sep 18, 2014

You are more likely to get help if you tell the make of tractor and type of fitting if you know because they vary.

Bob · Sep 18, 2014

Unless the tractor is new enough to have couplers that can be connected/unconnected under pressure, shut the tractor off, and lower any connected implement to the ground, and work the hydraulic lever back and forth a couple of times to relieve pressure before rupturing yourself tugging on the hoses.

El Toro · Sep 19, 2014

If you have quick disconnect couplings some need to be twisted or have a collar that needs to be moved to the rear so it will release. Hal

Rodeo man · Sep 19, 2014

I guess I'm getting old, I wasn't pulling hard enough. My son pulled it right out. Sorry for the trouble.

JMOR · Sep 19, 2014

(quoted from post at 14:20:06 09/19/14) I guess I'm getting old, I wasn't pulling hard enough. My son pulled it right out. Sorry for the trouble.

on't worry about it Rodeoman, as the alternative isn't good...........die young!

cobra1379 · Sep 21, 2014

We have a 2-180 white and it has to be running to move the hydraulics. It doesn't bleed off pressure when you shut it off and move the handle. It makes it a pain to remove hoses.

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