Posted by Stick welding on January 14, 2013 at 21:53:36 from (96.53.210.246):
In Reply to: JB weld posted by Mtractor on January 14, 2013 at 11:12:53:
Brazing can work if it's completely clean and oil free but you absolutely have to build up the brass about 3 times as thick so it will handle the same pressure as the stronger steel line. Just sealing the leak will blow out almost instantly. O/A welding or TIG welding could also work but is a little(or a lot) more difficult. Another method short of getting a new line made is to have the bad section cut out, the ends flared and a short section of hyd. hose to join the 2 ends. Did that on my Cat with no problems on a main hyd. line going to the backhoe. It was a long 3/4" steel line with complex bends that I'm guessing would have cost well over $500 from Cat.
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