Yeah hard line especially if bent to fit makes sense to order.

I have tried to make hard brake lines from stock tubing and I found it 
surprisingly difficult to get the bends in exactly the right places. 
Unfortunately in my case I had no choice as the OEM lines were NLA.


On Thu, Dec 29, 2022, at 17:35, Buggered Benzmail via Mercedes wrote:
> It’s a hard line and kinda bendy to fit around the frame with the 
> fittings welded on the ends or something. It’s easy to sit at my desk 
> and click buy in 10min rather than chasing all over creation trying to 
> find a part or get one made. I’ve been in no rush so not like it was 
> critical to get the crops in or something. 
>
> There is a semi “local” stealer that might or might not have the part 
> but it’s a good 30min drive and a gallon (or more) of gas each way plus 
> their prices are usurious like the local Benz stealer. So all in all I 
> just order stuff. 
>
> --FT
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>> On Dec 29, 2022, at 5:27 PM, Allan Streib via Mercedes 
>> <mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
>> 
>> Those established tractor makers seem to have good parts service in my 
>> experience. I have had no trouble getting replacement mower blades and 
>> various belts for my decades-old Cub Cadet. Haven't had the need for 
>> anything else yet.
>> 
>> Somewhat surprising that the part was made wrong. For something like that, 
>> maybe a local hydraulic hose maker would do just as well?
>> 
>> 
>>> On Thu, Dec 29, 2022, at 17:17, Buggered Benzmail via Mercedes wrote:
>>> I have a spewing hydraulic line on my little kubota tractor. I replaced 
>>> one but that wasn’t the spewing part so I ordered the other 2, might as 
>>> well replace them all. I went to put the second one on which I now 
>>> think is the one spewing. Slid in OK but the fittings wouldn’t work. 
>>> One end is a pipe fitting for a hydraulic nipple, the other end is a 
>>> tube fitting to mate up to another line that goes somewhere. This new 
>>> part has the fittings on the wrong ends, swapped around. WTF?
>>> 
>>> I verified on the parts diagram on their website (which is almost as 
>>> obscure to find as parts in the Benz EPC) I had ordered the proper part 
>>> then called the vendor. She verified it was the right part then wanted 
>>> pics of the new part and the one I pulled off so I sent some to her. 
>>> She sent the pics to Kubota then called me back a little while later 
>>> and said it was the right part but had been manufactured backwards. Go 
>>> figure. Anyway she’s sent me a correct part this afternoon and a return 
>>> label for the bassackards one. 
>>> 
>>> Weird. But good customer service. 
>>> 
>>> --FT
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