Reply to "Oil Pump R&R??"

DannyP

@Gordon Nichols posted:

I don't make up my own hoses. I get the lengths needed and just an inch or two longer, mark them as to the final length and orientation of end fittings and once it's all marked up I take everything to my NAPA store and they make them up.

Are you talking about crimped hydraulic hoses from NAPA, you know for tractors and heavy equipment? If so, they are often smaller in diameter internally than AN hose fittings which are designed for max flow. Hydraulic hose fittings aren't the best for flow, but they can certainly handle HIGH pressure.

FHE= first hand experience. How about SSDD?

Dave: no need for a lot of extra hose length. The motor will move up and down about 1/2" either way. So plan for that and you should be good.

3/2/2211:19 AM

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