We blew out a hydraulic line for the steering today.  Daughter was making a tight turn when it let go. Got the tractor shut down right away, and I still had enough fluid in the lines to the steering cylinder to get the wheels straight. Towed it in to the barn, didn't have to turn the steering much (used the brakes...)

Anyway, I'll get a new line made tomorrow, just wondering if other than running things and turning the wheel etc to bleed out any air, what might I run in to as far as problems? 

The line is the one that comes off the priority valve. 

Thanks.