Hose and hose fitting

trstbmbk4me

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We have a Ford 5000 with a 727 loader. We have a hose that needs to be replaced but the end is odd. We sent it to our hose guy and he can't do it. Can anyone point me in the direction to get a new end/hose? Or in the least tell us what this odd end is? We are at a loss and we are completely down without it! Now that the weather is nice, there are 100 things to use it for!

Thank you in advance.

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If the little burp that shows in the photo is all that?s wrong with it, can you put it back together with a new O-ring and use the tractor while you find out
where to get it fixed? Or was it leaking?

Our 4000 also has those those ends. A hardware store won?t have those special ends. You need to go to a hydraulic shop that rebuilds cylinders.
 
It's called a banjo fitting.
They're pretty common. A good hydraulic
shop should have them.
My CNH dealer sells them that have 3/8"
female NPT threads that you can screw a
fitting in to.
 

Check thread size and pitch on the banjo bolt. You may find an O-ring Boss adapter fitting will match it. An ORB 90 degree swivel fitting for pipe thread matching the fitting on the swivel side will allow you to use hoses with pipe thread fittings on both ends. Your hose guy should be able to help with doing that.
 
Those banjo fittings are available either as 3/8? hose crimps or NPT adapters. If the valve block is counterbored for the o-ring you can substitute a -6
ORB fitting assuming the banjo bolt is 9/16 - 18 thread .
 

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