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Old 10-25-2018, 11:39 PM   #592
sleepywheel
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Yes, it is a pain to have to remove the hose and change the fitting, but it's something to keep you busy in your spare time .

Don't forget to use compressed air to blow out the hose after you change the fitting. Some hydraulic places shoot a foam plug through the hose to clean out the rubber grit from installing the main part of the fitting.
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