Pressure hose repair

[JDhomeservices]

I have had 3 sections of pressure hose bust within the last few days. It's going to be time for some new house soon but in the meantime, does anyone know where I can go to get the hose repaired? I know my local distributor will splice the hose for me, but he is an hour away. Is there any other type of shop I could look for that might do something like that?

 

[Ron Musgraves]

Any Hydraulic Shop and most NAPA's

Heres a TIP, cut them before you go in.

If thats not clean like that they will not repair because of liability. Make it look good

 

[JDhomeservices]

Thanks Ron! Now on to my next question... Lol

 

[Doug Rucker]

NAPA auto parts store or look for a hose and hydraulic place.

 

[JDhomeservices]

What do you use to cut them?

 

[Doug Rucker]

I usually let whoever is going to repair them cut them. I use to cut them but then they'd cut em again. They use a chop saw.

 

[mike barrett]

What do you use to cut them?

I use a die grinder with a cut off wheel, be sure to use eye protection! I also use the reusable hose repair ends, when in a pinch. I think Russ sells them

 

[Russ Johnson]

http://shop.pressurewasherky.us/Reuseable-Hose-Ends_c62.htm

Right there.

 

[Smith & Sons]

I just take my hose into any Auto Parts store or anyone that fixes Hydraulic hoses. Some charge an arm and leg others are cheap. I get the best price from Napa.

 

[Rance]

I use a die grinder with a cut off wheel, be sure to use eye protection! I also use the reusable hose repair ends, when in a pinch. I think Russ sells them

Ditto that! I use a grinder with a cut off wheel. And those shop reusable ends work great. Ijust received two from Russ. Thanks Russ for hooking me up with those reusable ends and those new Summit hose reels. Russ Johnson is the man!

 

[Russ Johnson]

You're quite welcome Rance.

 

[Christopher]

I have had great luck with the reusable hose ends, get some and keep them on your truck/trailer.

I use a chop saw to cut the hose.

 

[Lenny Schrecengost]

I use to take mine to NAPA but hydraulic hose were only rated at 2000psi

 

[Steven Button]

I use to take mine to NAPA but hydraulic hose were only rated at 2000psi

I took some hose to a hose supply place near us a couple of times, I think they were more used to dealing with hydraulic lines - the ends blew off after a couple of hours of use. I'll need to get some of those re-usable ends from Russ.

 

[JBurd]

Arnold Motor Supply helped us out for like $13. I think they are barely regional to the midwest though.