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Old 07-08-2012, 05:25 PM   #1
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level jacks

i think i blew a hose to my right side rear jack today, heard a loud mpop and founf some fluid on the ground. Newmar 40 ft. mountain air, can i use the t-handle on the level manifold to isolate this jack. can this hose be spliced by a hose company. thanks.
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They don't splice them, but they can easily make a new one for you. Any hydraulic shop can do the job and many communities have them whether rural (farm) or big city.
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Regarding finding a hydraulic shop to take your old hose to for replacement.

If in the country, Find the local tractor supply (NOT Tractor supply center but a place that sells tractors) they will know where to go.

City, any tow company can tell you where they get theirs made at.
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