Did you just change the fitting that the line hooks to?? The ferrul's are common for causing the leak. If so you may need to replace the tube unless you have enough line to cut it behind the ferrul and put a new one on.
Check with a hydraulic hose store. They can make a hose to attatch to the pump fintting then the other end would be a crimp on the hose that has a nut and ferrul. You cut the tube straight and put that end over the tube and tighten it down. Take your pump fitting with so they can see it. Also let them know what the O.D. of the tubing is. I've done many like this. No where's near $150. Should be able to do it for less than $50 depending on the size of steel line you have.BIGHOSS said:Update on the leak. A new fitting runs around $35 ouch! My dealer has a more permanent fix, which is what I was hoping for. He can get a rubber line with the correct adapter to attach to the pump on one end. On the other end he cuts the steel line and brazes a fitting to it. Then he connects the hose to it. Should be a better solution. A little pricey, it will run around $150-175. But, I am glad to pay that to eliminate the constant leak and aggravation.