Hydraulic Hose Replacement Guide and Tips

Hose size is determined by its inside diameter (ID), which is crucial for proper fluid flow. Our technicians can identify the correct size, or you can check for markings on the old hose. Using the wrong size can lead to system damage and poor performance.

The procedure involves safely relieving system pressure, removing the old hose, cleaning fittings, and installing the new assembly to the correct torque. Our certified technicians follow strict safety protocols to ensure a reliable and leak-free repair every time.

We specialize in hydraulic systems for aerial equipment, including bucket trucks, booms, and liftgates. Our services cover repairs for utility, telecommunications, arborist, and construction equipment, ensuring your fleet remains operational and safe.

Yes, we create custom-made hydraulic lines to meet the specific requirements of your equipment. This ensures a perfect fit and optimal performance, especially for older or specialized machinery where standard parts may not be available from the manufacturer.

Common signs include visible fluid leaks, cracks, abrasions, or blistering on the hose cover, and reduced equipment performance. If you notice any of these symptoms, have the hose inspected promptly to prevent a sudden and dangerous failure.

Yes, we offer mobile road service to minimize your downtime. Our fully stocked service trucks are equipped to handle many common hydraulic hose repairs on-site, getting your equipment back to work as quickly as possible. Contact us for service availability.