If you can get to both ends of the hose, take it off yourself and take it to a hydraulics shop to get a new one made up. Guaranteed it will be a better hose
. And probably for less $$$.
Most hydraulic hoses have seep evidence (oily dust) at the connectors, but don't really leak. But one with a wet leak or bubble need to be replaced.
My cheap orange OEM hoses on my system have lasted me 8 years, others are not so lucky.
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Scott and Liz - Southern NM
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