MF65 power steering lines

[Brendon Warren]

Would anyone know of a source for the ps
lines? It's a late model 65 diesel. TIA

 

[Jim.ME]

Have you checked with your MF dealer? Have you taken the hoses to a local hydraulic shop to see if they have, or can get, the matching hose ends?

 

[Brendon Warren]

No luck at the hydraulic shop and a no
from agco.

 

[shaeff]

(quoted from post at 20:56:28 02/02/21) Would anyone know of a source for the ps
lines? It's a late model 65 diesel. TIA

Looks like:
PN 190804M92 - pressure line (NLA)
PN 190805M91 - return line (looks like this one might be available)

I'd figure out what thread is on them, buy some adapters to make them a more common fitting.

Or- have someone cut the fitting off and weld/braze an adapter on.

Definitely worth converting it to something more common, though.

 

[Jim.ME]

Check out this post that was on the Unofficial AC Forum. The fellow needs some power steering hoses for his D15. There are a couple sources/options given in that post that might help you. It won't allow me to post it as a link because it must be considered a "competitor". You will need to copy and paste it into you web browser and delete the * , then search.

https://www.allis*chalmers.com/forum/d15-ii-power-steering_topic178015.html

 

[miangus]

On my MF 65 the power steering lines use a fitting on the end that is real close to the short nose GM fuel fitting which uses a square o-ring . My brother-in-law has a hydraulic tool which will create that end on steel tube and it seems a good hydraulic shop could add the flex portion. I have also seen a similar end on oil coolers. Maybe someone like Russel has that end which would allow you to made your line out of that braided hose. Check Summit Racing website. I always went to Cathey Company in Lansing Michigan for odd fittings. I don't know if they are still there but they never let me down.

 

[Bret4207]

Check with Barry Amaral down there between Renss. Falls and Dekalb Jct. He had/has a couple 65's there IIRC.

 

[jt501]

When our 65 needed new PS lines, we just had them made at a local hydraulic shop.