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Re: Making your own hard line hydraulic lines
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Posted by dlm on November 23, 2004 at 20:30:35 from (204.118.157.158):
In Reply to: Making your own hard line hydraulic lines posted by cootbruce on November 23, 2004 at 07:11:08:
Do it the correct way and make it look factory . Go to your hyd. supply get the proper tubing and fitings. Most of your older hyd. lines used J I C fitings whitch were 37 deg. flair the flairing tool is a roller type and they make benders for the different size tube with the right bender you can make real short bends. Depending on your pres. you could use black pipe might have to go to sceg. 80 . But it won't look as nice. If you use pipe don't use cast fitings only steel.
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