Posted by Tree-Farmer on May 20, 2022 at 20:41:15 from (136.32.200.240):
How can I remove the broken part on this hydraulic hose?
I broke my hydraulic hose from a disk. Actually, it's the end that's broken
But there's such a small piece left. I can't grab onto it with vice-grips.
Are there any good ways to get this out? How would you suggest that I remove this?
Normally, Plan B would be to drill it out. But I'm concerned that if I drill this out, that it would leave metal shavings in the hose and cause much greater damage in the hydraulic system.
Should I just buy a new hose, since this is broken in the end?
Can anyone suggest where I can buy a hose with this type of end?
It's 5 foot long and 1/4 inch.
Several Farm stores have hydraulic hose like this for $20, but it's the wrong end.
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