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hydraulic hose tool question Mr. Bla 03-25-2006
Posted by JR North on March 25, 2006, 6:10 pm
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A local hydraulic shop should be able to make up hoses to your specs
fairly cheap. Here in Seattle, Nebar Supply is real good. Had an A/C H/P
hose for my '70 F250 (totally NLA) made up for $28.
JR
Dweller in the cellar
Mr. Bla wrote:

> Has anyone here found a cheap hydraulic hose crimping tool? I am Building a
> kit car and will need to custom make a/c and power steering lines but all
> the crimping tools are over 1000$. any help would be appreciated
>
>


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Posted by Andrew VK3BFA on March 26, 2006, 2:09 am
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Mr. Bla wrote:
> Has anyone here found a cheap hydraulic hose crimping tool? I am Building a
> kit car and will need to custom make a/c and power steering lines but all
> the crimping tools are over 1000$. any help would be appreciated

They are expensive because they are precision tools that HAVE to do a
100% job. Get them made up as suggested - not good to have a home made
brake hose blow when you put that extra "stop real fast" load on the
pedal....

On a slightly similar note - one of our Australian warships had a major
engine room fire where a few people died. Traced to a contractor doing
a lousy job on the engine feed fuel line crimping..........they
blew........ah, the joys of "economic rationalisation" and "contracting
out".....

Andrew VK3BFA.


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