Clay Smith said: (quoted from post at 19:37:44 01/17/09) I cant for thr life of me loosen the hydraulic fitting from the stabilizer to the hydralic box.Its under the controls(hard to get to)and im using a clawfoot wrench and when i apply pressure the nut starts to round. the nut is a 1 1/4 inch nut.Almost all the hoses are old and need replacing.Am i doing something wrong or are they on there very tight? any help wpould be appreciated thanx clay
You Are Correct.
I never remove the hoe unless I have rear axle work to do.
Cut the hose off use a socket. You can also try heat,don't take much,but I don't like flames around oil/grease.
Also there should be a fitting with O-ring screwed into the valve body changing over to jic flare. If you say you don't then someone has probably cobbeld the hose on.
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