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Re-locating Frantz system

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So I need to relocate my Frantz system it is currently located on the exhaust manifold but the metal plate keeps bending and I think I want to relocate it to the frame. So my question is where can I get more of the oil line from? The line is a high temp and high pressure line so exactly how hot? The hose I have been looking at are good for 190 degrees I think that is to low. On Frantz website they want $80 for a a 8 foot section. So any thoughts guidance would be much appreciated.

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Shouldn't you be able to get something at a decent auto parts store?

Amsoil sells cut to length line and fittings you could try, or do you have a local hydraulic shop?

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There is a hydraulic store where I live but they close before I get off of work and they are closed on weekends.We do not have any farm fleet stores here. I have not tried autopart stores thats worth looking into. I am just looking for the same type of hose 300 psi high temp stuff. Thanks for the help guys

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  On 2/4/2015 at 8:34 PM, AH64ID said:

Amsoil sells cut to length line and fittings you could try, or do you have a local hydraulic shop?

 

Do you know what the hose is located under? I am having a hard time finding it on the website.

Where exactly are you to not have any sort of truck or equipment stores around? :shrug:

 

Literally any sort of equipment dealer will / should have the basics to make or sell bulk hose be it a truck shop or any kind of equipment dealer. Even equipment rental places that have their own service centers could help.

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I live just outside Las Vegas in a town called henderson. there is a hydrulic hose company as mentioned above other than a local homedepot or lowes I do not know of any.

The NAPA in Henderson would probably be your best bet. The others are more of a walmart type of part stores in my opinion.

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Ok so this question might be for moparman. I just read that the frantz company had beed sold in 2014 to Lubrication Specialties so does this mean deborah does not make these anymore?

 

http://www.frantzfilters.com/about/

That is my understanding. I think Deborah is out of the picture.

Wow, Deborah's prices were a lot better. Like $200. I think I got everything in my

Kit besides the oil filter spacer block/oil pickup for like $249. Not sure Ida spent $469.

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  On 2/5/2015 at 5:13 PM, ADawg said:

So I found this but my concern is the temp which is for 212 the oil gets hotter than that right? So would those start to detoriate?

 

 

http://www.napaonline.com/Catalog/CatalogItemDetail.aspx/Push-Lock-Barb-Lock-On-Style-LOC-Hose-1-4-Blue-Gates-LOL-Plus-Lock-On-Hose/_/R-GAT85967_0154384425

I personally would not run that hose on a lubrication application like engine oil, push lock can pop apart and you are correct in the heat issue, your engine oil can get hotter than that and the spot that would come apart would be at the fitting.

 

Look for Aeroquip hose with reusable fittings, it would fit the bill a bit better than push lock in this instance.

 

Just a quick hose search for Henderson area popped up several options.

 

http://www.superpages.com/yellowpages/C-Hydraulic+Hoses+%26+Fittings/S-NV/T-Henderson/

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the only reason for push lock is thats how the kit came and is assmebled now on the truck.

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  On 2/5/2015 at 10:44 PM, joecool911 said:

That is my understanding. I think Deborah is out of the picture.

Wow, Deborah's prices were a lot better. Like $200. I think I got everything in my

Kit besides the oil filter spacer block/oil pickup for like $249. Not sure Ida spent $469.

 If you look under bypass kits they have them for like 245 also an 8ft section of hose is like 70$ crazy!

I've got blue 300*F (I think) hydraulic hose on my MotorGuard TP bypass.  Don't have a clue as to where you can get it though.

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