Stainless Steel T-Bolt Hose Clamp for 2-1/4 to 2-9/16 Inch Hoses

Description

When you’re dealing with hydraulic hoses, air intake systems, or coolant lines on your tractor, a regular worm-drive clamp just doesn’t cut it. Those thin-band clamps can dig into the hose and create leak points under the pressure and vibration your equipment dishes out. This T-bolt clamp gives you the clamping force you need without damaging the hose—that’s why you’ll find them on everything from turbo inlet pipes to hydraulic systems.

What You’re Getting

• Heavy-duty 3/4-inch wide stainless steel band that won’t cut into hoses like thin clamps
• All-stainless construction means it won’t rust or corrode in wet field conditions
• T-bolt design provides even pressure distribution around the entire hose circumference
• Fits hoses from 2-1/4 to 2-9/16 inches—perfect for medium-duty hydraulic and cooling system applications
• Quarter-inch hex bolt makes tightening easy with standard tools

Built for Real Farm Work

These clamps are essential for hydraulic systems, cooling systems, and air intake connections on agricultural tractors and equipment. You’ll find them securing hydraulic hoses on front-end loaders, three-point hitch systems, and remote hydraulic outlets that power implements like balers, mowers, and post drivers. They’re also commonly used on turbo inlet pipes and intercooler connections where regular clamps would fail under pressure.

Made to Last

The all-stainless construction handles everything from hydraulic fluid to diesel exhaust without breaking down. The wide band distributes clamping pressure evenly, so you get a secure connection without crushing or damaging the hose. That means fewer leaks and longer hose life—something you’ll appreciate when you’re not crawling under equipment fixing problems.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward—slide the clamp over the hose connection and tighten the T-bolt with a quarter-inch hex key or socket. Don’t over-tighten; snug it down until the hose compresses slightly but doesn’t deform. If you’re replacing an old clamp, clean the connection surfaces first to make sure you get a proper seal.