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Hydraulic line clamp cushions?
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    Posted: 31 Jul 2018 at 10:25pm

I can't find any cushions or what they are called. Need some for hydraulic line clamps on HD4 dozer. Probably same as tractors. Not sure what to call them, but not having any luck. Thanks Tracy
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I wanted them to look original as possible. I don't know what they are called. Pretty sure they are a shelf item in some catalogs. Thanks tracy
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Discount Hydraulic hose or Bailey Sales should have something . I refer to them as "hydraulic hose isolators". Good Luck, Mike
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check surpluscenter, or McMaster-Carr...
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Something like these? Check EBay, they have a bunch;

https://m.ebay.com/itm/Seven-YJ-46Pcs-Rubber-Cushioned-Insulated-Clamp-Stainless-Steel-Cable/273246640879?hash=item3f9ec4daef%3Ag%3AS3IAAOSwllpbD5o2&_nkw=cushioned+clamp&_from=R40&rt=nc&_trksid=p2380057.m4084.l1313.TR1.TRC0.A0.H0.Xcushioned+clamp.TRS0
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Those ebay parts look the same as  'trailer wiring clamps'. I'm betting HF has them.
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Is the clamp you're looking for like one of these? I just googled hydraulic hose clamp. The second style one I would just use a piece of heater hose to wrap it.
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Originally posted by truckerfarmer truckerfarmer wrote:


Is the clamp you're looking for like one of these? I just googled hydraulic hose clamp. The second style one I would just use a piece of heater hose to wrap it.
Those with the rubber are very similar. Thanks Tracy
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AGCO still has them for the tractors, but they are all a universal fit, not like the original, but they do work.  If all you need is something that works, and can't find them elsewhere, AGCO can probably hook you up on the crawler side as well, but I bet you will need a part number.
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AGCO say NLA. Tracy
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Tracy, when I was working, we always got them from Bailey's in Knoxville

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Joe, I will try Baileys. Thanks Tracy
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