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Hydraulic Fitting Stuck on Case Hoe.Need advice.

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Ed. from Pa.

08-27-2003 06:46:34




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I have a fitting that I just can't break lose. I've tried heat, WD-40, and I'm staring to strip the fitting. Does anyone know if this can be redrilled and tapped? And where could I find someone to do this type of work?




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Oldfarmboy Jim

08-28-2003 14:26:41




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 Re: Hydraulic Fitting Stuck on Case Hoe.Need advic in reply to Ed. from Pa., 08-27-2003 06:46:34  
Had this happen on a IH TD340 just last week. The fitting pulled out of the mounting block on the cylinder when I undid the hose. The fitting was pressed in and silver soldered. I took the cylinder to a hyd. shop and paid $60 for a new fitting to be put in. Good luck, Jim



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gm

08-28-2003 03:55:35




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 Re: Hydraulic Fitting Stuck on Case Hoe.Need advic in reply to Ed. from Pa., 08-27-2003 06:46:34  
Usually a big wrench works wonders. I am not sure exactly which one you are talking about but I usually grind off the end of the hose so I can get a nice socket on it. When replacing, I use a big fitting that goes in first, then has threads for a smaller hose. This way its much easier to take off later on. And, always get the swivel fittings if possible, such that you dont have to spin the whole hose to take it off. Oh, if its those crazy small steel lines that rust, just grind them off such that you can reuse where they were attached and replace with standard hoses & swivels. -Greg

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C. Amick

08-27-2003 09:16:57




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 Re: Hydraulic Fitting Stuck on Case Hoe.Need advic in reply to Ed. from Pa., 08-27-2003 06:46:34  
When I have a stuck bolt or nut, I usually go with P.B. Blaster and an impact wrench. I'm not sure what type fitting it is and whether you can get to it with an impact wrench. I guess I'm not much help.



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