Can I use fuel-PCV hose to replace both 3/4" return hydraulic lines on my B7100D tractor?? NAPA says that it will work, I'd like to make sure! Markings on hose: fuel line PCV/ EEC 3/4" 19.0mm 35PSI SAE 30R7. Thanks!
Hydraulic return hose.
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North Idaho Wolfman
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There is no return hose on a B7100D????
Is it a return hose on an Implement or loader?
Where does this hose come from and go to?
Is it a return hose on an Implement or loader?
Where does this hose come from and go to?
Sorry!! It has a B219 front loader. 1) From upper control switch to right tower tank, about 15" in length. 2) Lower, drain filter fitting to front pressure hydraulic pump, aprox 60"s long.
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From the spool valve to the tank that hose would be fine.
But not from the tank to the pump, for that you need a suction rated hose.
Sorry!! It has a B219 front loader. This #1 hose goes from upper control switch fitting to right vertical tower hydraulic fluid tank nipple, about 15" in length. The #2 goes from lower tower drain filter fitting to front hydraulic pressure pump fitting, aprox. 60"s long. Thanks
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From the spool valve to the tank that hose would be fine.
But not from the tank to the pump, for that you need a suction rated hose.
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A Big help!! Thank you. I'll search out this suction rated hose that goes from the tank to the pump.
You can use ordinary R1 (single wire) hydraulic pressure hose for both sides. R4 "suction" hose is a thick wall low pressure hose. Its stiff as a board and a PITA to route. Its also harder to source and more expensive.
Dan
Dan, thank you for for that information! I now have a couple of options. Thanks again!