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D15 II Power Steering

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    Posted: 01 Feb 2021 at 9:55am
Are the power steering hoses still available? I looked on agcoparts but couldn't find them.
Was looking at replacing these partial rubber hoses while we have it apart. 52 years figure they would be cracking up by now...
D15 series 2 (Late model)
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Watch the AGCO hoses I bought a PS hose from AGCO for my Oliver 1365 fittings were not right,one of the mechanics made me one up that worked perfect, plus I ended up about $50 to the good.
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Originally posted by Alvin M Alvin M wrote:

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Those are similar but don't match entirely to what I have.
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There is only one hose on the PS. It is the return hose. The rest are tubes from the factory.
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These are what I am looking for


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Charlie: Send them to  Inline tube  They can match them exactly as the originals, with the hose parts and the tube parts with all the correct bends. 
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Thanks Paul!
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When you get what you need post back with the price as my series II should have a set as well. Tom
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Here is what I have done.  I took all the lines to my local hydraulic shop.  They made new flexible sections the same size and provided me with compression fittings.  I cut out the old flexible pieces, put the new ones in place and tighten down the fittings.  Pretty cheap too.  How do these look?

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That works! Might have to try that
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Been using those compression fitting for years u just need a good round steel line to install them .
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I have the D15 II lines ready-made and on the shelf if you want to go that route.


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