Description

When you’re working in tight spaces around your hydraulic system and need to route lines at sharp angles, this 90-degree elbow fitting makes connections possible where straight fittings just won’t work. This handy fitting lets you route hydraulic lines around obstacles while keeping the system tight and leak-free, with the ability to position connections exactly where you need them. No more fighting with bent lines or dealing with kinked hoses—this elbow gets your hydraulics flowing the right direction.

What You’re Getting

Steel construction that handles the high pressures and constant vibration of farm hydraulics
3/8 male O-ring Face Seal (OFS) connection for secure, leak-free attachment
1/4 male O-ring Boss (ORB) fitting that creates reliable seals under pressure
90-degree angle saves space and eliminates sharp bends in your hydraulic lines
6000 PSI working pressure rating for demanding agricultural applications

Built for Real Farm Work

This fitting is designed for hydraulic systems on tractors, loaders, balers, and other farm equipment where space is tight and you need to make connections at angles. Whether you’re plumbing remote hydraulics, fixing a cylinder line, or building custom hydraulic circuits, this elbow fitting gets the job done right. It’s perfect for connecting different hydraulic components when you need to change direction without losing flow or pressure.

Made to Last

Farm hydraulics operate under high pressure and face constant vibration, so this fitting is built tough with O-ring seals that handle the pressure while resisting hydraulic fluid. The steel construction stands up to the bumps, heat, and weather that come with everyday farming, while the precision threads ensure a solid connection that won’t work loose over time.

Installation Notes

Both connections use O-ring seals, so make sure your O-rings are in good shape for a leak-free seal. The different thread types (OFS and ORB) let you connect components that might not otherwise fit together. Use proper torque specifications for both connections, and don’t overtighten—the O-rings do the sealing work, not thread pressure.