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Had a pipe go on the Unimog today and cannot get the union to budge due to corrosion, if I do manage to get it off I know it's going to break the connector. I will the get all the pipes changed as they all look like they have seen better days but I could do with using the mog tomorrow (Saturday).

 

I know there are fittings availble to temporary repair flexi pipes, has any one used them and are they any good.

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Had a pipe go on the Unimog today and cannot get the union to budge due to corrosion, if I do manage to get it off I know it's going to break the connector. I will the get all the pipes changed as they all look like they have seen better days but I could do with using the mog tomorrow (Saturday).

 

I know there are fittings availble to temporary repair flexi pipes, has any one used them and are they any good.

 

Try a long extension bar if there is room, it will give you alot more control on the amount of pressure you need to exert.

GOOD LUCK

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A farm mate lent us a repair kit when we made our log splitter . We done 3 of our own connections . It's like a plumbers cutting twists tool which embossed the metal on to flexi pipe. Never been a problem and dry as a bone. Our splitter has done 150 ton of cord. Off a Grunty 13 hp lister.

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Screw in hydraulic fittings/couplings work perfectly well, especially if the hyd hose is neatly cut with a "plamsa" disc.

Just remember about the Left hand thread:blushing:

(Well I was salvaging an old fitting to reuse.)

I have also successfuly welded steel fittings, with an ord arc welder/ ord rods, a make do and mend that has lasted for years.

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Try a long extension bar if there is room, it will give you alot more control on the amount of pressure you need to exert.

GOOD LUCK

 

I think it would simply snap the connection.

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