I take the old ones to the local Napa, they have a hydraulic hose making room there. They can copy whatever I bring in. On average I pay about $50 a hose. I just rehosed the loader and most of those were 2-3ft long. I got a few hoses at TSC chinesium hoses off the shelf, but I feel better with napa making me parts right there. They look to be much better quality.
As far as I can measure the loader hoses are about 4' long..maybe a bit longer. There are 4 that go up the boom that I need to replace, they are all torn up, but they dont leak yet.
The leak will happen the day I am sitting by the creek in 3" of water clearing out a culvert or something. THEN the hoses will no doubt all blow out at one time making me want to kill myself as I watch an oil slick heads towards 3 other farms and a small town.
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