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Old 12-16-2012, 06:57 PM
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Has anyone ever replaced their suction tube ( tube from rear end to pump) with a hose fitting, hydraulic rubber hose? I assume that a tube would still need to extend into the rear end. Thanks!!
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Old 12-16-2012, 07:01 PM
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A flexible hose will probably collapse if used for a suction application. Even if it didn't...why? What's wrong with the hard line that has worked ever since the 123?
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Old 12-16-2012, 07:02 PM
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I would think that there are a million of those out there and wouldn't use a hose. It would have to be short one. What is wrong with yours?
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i wouldn't hoses cut to easy. i don't know if you can get the fitting to fit where it gose into rearend and you have to use suction hose there is a difference to pressure hose.
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Old 12-16-2012, 07:23 PM
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I was talking about a reinforced hydraulic hose that would be capable of withstanding a lot of pressure, I don't know how this hose would work on suction? The pipe I have seemed to be short? Was the crush fitting supposed to slide back and forth? Anyway, I put a quart of oil in the rear end and left it overnight and sure enough there were some drips... a new pipe is NLA? Thanks...
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even if it high pressure it could calpes under suction that why i said use suction hose that you can get but i like the steel ones
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You can use a 1 or 2 wire hydraulic hose on a suction line,
But don't, it’s way too much trouble and pointless!
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What about the crush fitting... is it supposed to move? Mine didn't...
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No, the sleeve isn't supposed to move.
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Old 12-16-2012, 07:47 PM
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This is what I used when I rebuilt the rear in my 2182. I started the suction tube into the housing and put a little of this around the tube between the crush sleeve and the housing and some on the threads. No leaks.
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