Get quotes from other places.

Your maximum pressure is 600 psi.
If you re-use the end connectors, four hoses should be under $100.00 USD.

As I recall, only two of those are pressure lines, the other pair are return.

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Indeed like I said on your BW thread - think out side the box look for other people who make up hydraulic fittings =>

Farmers / earth moving machinery folk / pneumatic air line manufacuters(?) / HGV folk / bondage and sex toy manufacturers...

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Don't leave that there - I'll take it to bits!

ha ha ha............

Wow it's been a year since I last posted in this thread. $210 for the hoses.

I got the hoses on it 2 weeks later after the last post and drove the car for almost a year until I started having electrical and Vac problems.

I bought an 85 300TD with less miles, less rust and in great mechanical condition. So the 82 is for sale now.

It was a great way to learn about these cars just not the right timing.

Thanks for all the help guys.