Regulated Return Pushloc Hose Recommendations

Justin.D · Mar 23, 2015

Hello everyone, I just ordered 80% of my fittings to start on my regulated return from Jegs.

Luckily I am going to mock up the system on a friends core motor. Anyway, I was curious, since I noticed Jegs says their pushloc hose is not for fuel,

What is everyone is using for pushloc hose? With what brand fittings?

What made you chose that hose?

How long have you ran it (time/mileage)?

Anything you noticed when using that hose that should be mentioned?

Thank you very much guys.

Cknox121 · Mar 23, 2015

Parker push lock hose. Comes in elites kit iirc. Good stuff!

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psduser1 · Mar 23, 2015

Parker pushloc 801-6, with brass or ss fittings. I've got about 200k between three trucks. Not a lock of trouble.

Strokersace · Mar 23, 2015

I use Parker 836 pushloc hose. Its blue so I cover it in wire loom to his the color. Its high temp, high pressure, and labeled safe to use with diesel.

Used some Gates hose a while back that was supposed to be the same specs, but its cracking from the heat and getting replaced quickly.

V-Ref · Mar 23, 2015

Another vote for Parker stuff

mandkole · Mar 23, 2015

Our Gates LOC (lock-on) hose is what is used on all of Strictly's kits and is our highest performance diesel hose. Its also used at Kenworth and Peterbilt. Temp range up to +250F, fabric cover, and is tested with bio up to B20. Im very familiar with competitive hoses and would put this up against any of them.

Radioflyer · Mar 23, 2015

Using parker as well with mine.

Justin.D · Mar 23, 2015

I appreciate all the responses. Anyone else feel free to state what you use as well. Another question is where are you guys sourcing your hose? So far I've only been able to find the parker and gates in bulk spools (100-250').

mandkole · Mar 23, 2015

A big hyd hose distributor may have it. You don't need to buy a reel. Dennis at Strictly may sell some to you by the foot.

V-Ref · Mar 23, 2015

mandkole said:
A big hyd hose distributor may have it. You don't need to buy a reel.

:whs:

https://www.parker.com/portal/site/...extfmt=EN&from=parkerstore&citype=ParkerStore

Any big hydraulic/hose shop will be able to get you squared away.

mandkole said:
A big hyd hose distributor may have it. You don't need to buy a reel. Dennis at Strictly may sell some to you by the foot.

Justin.D · Mar 24, 2015

I really appreciate all the responses guys. :thumbup:I decided to use the Parker 801 after reading the specs on the Parker website and doing some more research. Reason I mentioned sourcing was because there aren't any retailers close to me, so I was wondering if you any of you guys bought online. After some more searching I found a good source. Thanks for all the help! :fordoval:

BS Hauler · Mar 24, 2015

Justin how much are you saving doing it this way over a kit. I would like to do this on mine and am wondering if it is worth piecing it together. Where did you get your regulator.