Search results for query: *

That did strike me as odd too. I was able to look past it though.

Yah I thought it was decent. Worthwhile to read maybe if you've been feeling quite safe with hydraulic lines. Lol.

Certainly true. http://www.hoseandfittingsetc.com/our-blog/bid/40049/Know-When-to-Replace-Your-Hydraulic-Hose-Assemblies

I think this original question is just common sense. Is it really all or nothing? Or does not everyone look over and decide for themselves if a hose is to worn, cracked, or whatever. Certainly if one hose blows it should prompt you to have a good look at all of them and decide which ones bear...

Are the other types chafing and cracking?:P

Sure wait to failure but as Willie mentioned it's a lot easier to swap a line at home/in the shop than wait until it 'blows' on a jobsite. To me hydraulic lines definetly fall under the inspect and replace as needed category, not just out of sight out of mind until they fail.

Yah, just check em over and replace as needed. Leaking, badly cracked, worn.