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Old 04-10-2008, 03:35 PM
Kestas Kestas is offline
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Where I live there are many shops that can repair hydraulic line or even make a completely new one from scratch. Depending on where the corrosion is, they may reuse the fittings and replace the hose and ferrule crimp ends. Something like that would cost $70 here. Try finding a local shop where you can bring the part in for repair.
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