Yeah, that's getting replaced next week. 
The Aeroquip (might have to look on the Danfoss site now) is pretty slick. I'm still a flexilla guy for now, though.
I have a Flexzilla hose too. I use it only for home remodels. I seriously doubt it will be around in 40 years!
a foot off the end will make that hose (almost) like new.
I’ve used these. I’m not crazy about them, I’d rather crimp, but they’ve held up well so far
Maybe, but I did speak from experience when I said to replace it. I had a situation where the entire hose was embrittled about the same as I see on the crimped end in the OP's first image. It hadn't been in sunlight much, it was just old and oxidized. While it did look better when I cut further back, the repair just split it again where the clamping pressure was applied.
Flex Eel is way nicer, no coating that absorbs oil and grease like a sponge and they when you go fill a tire with the 1 pair remaining of good pants in and smears it all over like you just greased a Hitachi ZX200.
I like those kind of clamps as well, but what about the clamp tool to compress them into place? Are those pincers like I see on Amazon adequate?
you can use end nippers ( even side cutters) as long as you don't crimp so hard you cut the tang
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They used parker at in the machine shop at cat. It was some good stuff. The only reason we would have to fix was It would wear on the non skid on the floor and even after 3 or 4 years old in oil it would be great after cutting a few feet off the end. We made them longer than necessary when we put them on the reels. Used hammerlock clamps and oeitiker swing air fittings. Flexilla was used on the assembly line. It didn't hold up as long (cut easier on sharp edges) but of course was much more flexible for the kind of work they were doing.
I just use diagonal cutters. There are special Oeteger clamp crimpers that Ive used at work, but theyre unnecessary IMHO
I think they are ends of reels, thats why its cheaper. There is some fine print.3/8" Parker Push-Lok is $2.59/ft (5 ft min) here:
801-6-GRA-RL Push-Lok Plus Multipurpose Hose 3/8 ID Single Fiber Braid Synthetic Rubber Cover Gray
We have in stock Parker 801-6-GRA-RL Push-Lok Plus Multipurpose Hose 3/8 ID Single Fiber Braid Synthetic Rubber Cover Gray
1/2" is $3/ft... not super cheap, but if it lasts...
We've found exactly the opposite around our company. We've bought and used probably several hundred miles worth of the Goodyear (now Continental) red hose for the plant since 1942. We make all our own hoses due to varying length requirements, from as short as 5 feet, to as long as 90 feet Oil, hydraulic fluid, jet fuel and everything else they get exposed to, doesn't seem to reduce their life. Getting them caught in doors, or pinched in crew stands seems to do more to kill ours than anything else.
The current Goodyear branded hose is not the same as older Goodyear(now Continental) hose, I see Goodyear drive belts popping back up at parts houses now too I wonder who is making them.........Goodyear sold their Engineered Products division(Belts and Hoses) in 2007 to Carlyle Group which renamed it Veyance Technologies, Veyance Technologies was bought by Continental in 2015.
The “Goodyear hose” I mentioned was from 2020-2022 so it would have been made by Great Circle Jerk products and not continental.
I remember HF selling USA Goodyear (as one of their first USA items). Just got a couple from a buddy, probably 100' of 1/2. It's old, but I figured for those rare projects far far away.
Wow, first I've seen these. Def will keep those in mind if the price ever falls on AmazonWhen I cut my whips down to the lengths I needed, I used the Flexzilla Pro reusable fittings to terminate them. They’re cheapish, easy and work well.
Just a bunch of guys holding their hoses.
Different type of crimper was used, but the crimps look very good.