Best place to get hydraulic lines
 

I moved my trim and tab pumps and need shorter lines. They were long to start with and now I don't feel like wrapping them back and forth.

Where is a good place to buy or should I have a shop shorten them?

guys who do lines for farm equipment. there are no stock lines. each is made to fit the application. they can shorten yours of make up new.

Not sure on how much pressure is in the system, but you can get braided stainless line and AN fittings that are good to 1000 psi from summit and make your own. Definitely check with someone who knows how much pressure the system makes first, though.

Yep, I found a local shop that does snow plow hoses and such. They made a steering hose for me real cheap. Do a google search for a shop near you.

Phil, I had a couple of mine remade by a member on here, forget screen name, but you gotta be real careful on clocking the fittings when the lines are cut to exact length.

Found it

Jb-fse
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/g...-get-them.html

Any good hydraulic shop. They are in every area.

Parker - PTH-3 is the hose.

Or you can do hard lines. You can either use the coated brake lines or use flareable 3/16 stainless.

Or you can use swageloks, with flex line and hardline.

colliflower is the big national hyd shop that I use...

Kinda curious as to where you coulda moved your pumps.

moreland hose in bohemia ny billy he is real good

Thanks guys I am going to a local shop Friday.

Jerry,

It's super secret need to know only, I would tell you but then I would have to drive up and kill you. To cold up there this time of the year for that.
Lol

Phil,
Are you going to central Hydrualics?

If you still need a place, Amazon Hose in Orlando is good too. Depending on what you need, they can usually make them up while you wait.

No a buddy told me about PIRTEK In Rockledge. Have you heard of them?

No, but they have to be better than Central Hydrualics........ Let me know what you think of them.
Thanks,
MD

Update:

That shop doesn't have the ends or tools to take care of them. I am going to look better on Saturday, I may be spending to much effort to shorten them 12". I'll see if I can route them better the way they are, if not Orlando it is but I can't get there for a while.

I moved these pumps from in front of the motors to the side, above the batteries.

+1
i used amazon hose about 30 yrs ago when i lived in orlando for my boat plumbing needs. Thay were very helpful and (at that time) very knoweledgable of boats. Good luck

Try . http://www.amarket.com/index.htm

In the saint Pete area I have used Goodyear rubber products to make custom hydronic hoses for work.
They have giant selection in stock and. Very helpfull. Might have location around you.

http://www.goodyearrubberproducts.com