Hydraulic line repair data
Current system
Use the number on the diagram, a part number, connection point, length, hose size, or fitting.
Hose repair details
Hose record
Installation route: Installation route — English review pendingOriginal Chinese: 大臂右上—分配阀
No hose in this list matches those words. Clear the box or search another machine.
Workshop guide
For Caterpillar 320CUL Boom Assembly, identify the exact model and hydraulic system on the machine first. A part number or diagram pipe number is the fastest way to narrow a replacement hose; if neither is visible, compare the installation route and the existing hose.
Check whether a listed dimension is finished assembly length, hose-only length, or cut length. These are not interchangeable. Confirm hose specification and pressure rating, then compare both ends separately: thread, sealing seat, size, angle, and orientation.
Where an installation drawing or manual figure is available, match its callout to the part number and physical route. A hydraulic circuit diagram explains connections but does not show the exact routing of a hose on the machine. Take the old hose or clear end-fitting photographs to the workshop if any dimension is missing.
Based on current published data
Questions appear only when a published record or linked PDF page provides the answer.
There are 1 published records. 1 include a length, both end fittings, and a part number or diagram pipe number.
Based on published records with valid lengths, the range is 2,110 mm. Open the individual record to verify its installation position and both end fittings before fabrication.
The most frequent raw specifications in the current published records are: 25IV (1 records). Verify the specification together with length, pressure, and fitting details.
Each record keeps the left and right fitting descriptions separate. Current examples: 175-6139: left 1 7/16 0°; right 1 7/16 45°. Open the exact part-number or pipe-number record; do not swap ends based on appearance alone.
