Removing and Reusing Hydraulic Fittings

This is a way to remove hydraulic fittings off of a leaking or broken hose to re-crimp on a new one. Doing this is a temporary fix until you can get the correct fitting in or complete hose, however; I have many lines made using this method that are still being used, and none have failed.

[@johnlemmey7698]

You are making hard work of that. Yes cut on the flats to get deeper. Also a smaller diameter wheel helps. I make sure to cut as deep as possible without cutting the bit you want to keep. A nick on the hexagon doesn't matter. I never cut around. When you have both sides cut, Place it flat on an anvil, or some heavy steel. Take a small cold chisel place as near to the route end as possible and hit hard. They split quite easily, then turn over and repeat. Thanks for posting.

[@josephpadula2283]

I was hoping you had some emergency repair Without using an expensive crimper machine . A super hose clamp type part for filed repairs !

[@Sasskin]

i want to buy same crimper