CASE CONSTRUCTION OEM Part No. 91841664

Hydraulic Hose

Case Construction

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OEM Hydraulic Hose Main Valve Port L To Oil Tank #91841664 - OEM Hydraulic Tube and Hose Repair Part for Heavy Equipment Installed as a service replacement, this OEM component is intended for repairs involving fluid-transfer repairs involving pressure drop and hose deterioration and failure symptoms like seepage, split hoses, weak flow, and damaged fluid routing. Suitable for shops focused on Case hydraulic line repair, hose replacement, oil leak service, and heavy equipment hydraulic maintenance repair tasks.

More Details

Part Number: 91841664

Application: Common service application: Replacement hydraulic component for repair work involving split hoses, leaking tubes, or weak pressure delivery.

Key Features:

  • Designed to replace worn hydraulic hoses, tubes, or fluid-transfer lines
  • Supports repair of seepage, pressure drop, and line-failure service issues
  • OEM-style fit for efficient replacement during heavy equipment maintenance

Fits Case Models: Compatible with various Case construction equipment models - verify fitment before ordering

Replaces: Refer to manufacturer cross-reference if applicable

Manufacturer part number
91841664
Internal SKU
IC:91841664
Brand
CASE CONSTRUCTION
Condition
OEM, new
Category
Case Construction
Weight
1.31 lb

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