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1990 MF 50H stabilizer hoses

joe--h

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Center mount type hoe. Stabilizer hose part # is 843388M3. No luck finding them online & my closest dealer is 200 miles & not friendly to boot.

So, any idea what size fittings & how long they are? I know I can get them made but right now I'm using it & don't want to disable it any longer than it takes to change a hose. One has started to seep & the others look due for new too.

Thanks, Joe H
 

joe--h

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Yes, I know NAPA can make something.
The question is what are the fittings are they and how long is the hose?
I think they are metric but metric what?
Joe H
 

Buickspec6231

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Joe, I just changed those same hoses on my 50H, I took them to Napa and had them matched up. I am 90% positive my hoses were 3/8" with -8 JIC fittings. I'll check tomorrow when I get to the tractor to confirm, measure length, and report back. Cost me about $25/hose to replace.

Parts manual from AGCOpartsbook.com lists the hose as 3/8" x 38.5" long.

http://www.agcopartsbooks.com/PartsBooksN/Viewer/book.aspx?book=agco/819722
 

joe--h

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Finally an answer to my question other than take it to NAPA.

I know if I have the fitting size and length of the hose I can have a much better hose for less money on line. NAPA here high dollar for maroons to fab a hose that looks like home made sheet.

Thanks Buick. I have the factory parts book but it does not list the dimension that the on line version does. Now I know the length, I had guessed it was 3/8 from looking at it so making progress.

Next question, metric or SAE?

Joe H
 

Buickspec6231

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Joe, -8 JIC is the fitting size and type on my tractor. JIC is a 37* flare. I have no way to verify if that is the factory style fitting or if somewhere along my tractor's previous life the fittings had been changed or swapped over. I only changed hoses on mine, and not the male fittings. Below is a google search of the -8 JIC fittings with pictures.

https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1......0...1c.1.64.psy-ab..5.0.0....0.TVhhu-Kcozk
 

joe--h

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Joe, -8 JIC is the fitting size and type on my tractor. JIC is a 37* flare. I have no way to verify if that is the factory style fitting or if somewhere along my tractor's previous life the fittings had been changed or swapped over. I only changed hoses on mine, and not the male fittings. Below is a google search of the -8 JIC fittings with pictures.

https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1......0...1c.1.64.psy-ab..5.0.0....0.TVhhu-Kcozk
Buick, I'll give it a try & see what happens.
Joe H
 
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