How often do YOU replace high pressure lines?

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When they "need" it?

Every couple thousand hours, or tears if they "need" it or not?

Used to do one every spring and fall back when I ran a TM, put the new one on the "front" rotate the rest back one, always worked out well.

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Hey dude. I've got hose that I use regularly for the past 5 years. one or two break but I use em till they bust.

thanks for reminding me, I need to get some more back up.
 

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but haven't ya heard about the...

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I ordered a replacement for my Vortex main reel of 200' a week ago. It's been almost a year and I try to replace them before problems start. However, I ordered from a guy who reminds me a lot of Duane back when he first started out.

No sign of the hose being shipped yet.
 

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Same as Jim but having our own crimping machine allows us to cut off a couple of feet and then re-crimp with new hose-ends more often than that. This has worked out just fine for 12 yrs in our hot summers and bloody cold winters.

But if you insist on using 300 degrees at the wand all bets are off.
 

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I would say once per year for any wire-braid hose used inside the house.

Liability is high for you as an owner (technicians and property).

Liability much higher if you are using a hose over it's temperature rating.

There are a few hoses rated for 275° F.

Larry
 

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If using a hydroforce, don't forget about that hose. I did and it cost me a few hundred.
 

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I have been running the same parker hoses for what like 5 years now, goodyear would blow out right at a year for me. plus you stand to get black death, to me there is only one hose worthy of a cleaning setup and that is parker
 

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i replace all rubber componants once a year including hoses, tires, belts and any othe rubber wear item. it is better for you to choose when you will replace then they bust or break and you loose out on earning the money that pay for their replacement. :wink:
 

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