45 Degree Hydraulic Crimp Elbow Fitting – 1 Inch Hose to Code 62 Flange Connection

Description

When you’re building or repairing hydraulic lines on your tractor or implement, having the right fittings makes all the difference between a job that flows smooth and one that gives you headaches. This 45-degree elbow crimp fitting connects your 1-inch hydraulic hose to a Code 62 flange at just the right angle to clear obstacles and make clean, professional connections that won’t leak under pressure.

What You’re Getting

• 45-degree angle reduces stress on hoses and makes tight clearance connections possible
• Code 62 flange end provides secure mounting to hydraulic components and valve blocks
• Crimp-on design creates a permanent, leak-proof connection that won’t come apart
• 4S Series quality built for the high pressures and flow rates of agricultural hydraulic systems
• 1-1/4 inch thread size on the flange for proper SAE compatibility

Built for Real Farm Work

This fitting is designed for tractors and equipment that run hydraulic implements like loaders, backhoes, mowers, and remote cylinders. Whether you’re connecting hydraulic lines on a three-point hitch implement, routing hoses around a loader frame, or making connections in tight spaces where straight fittings won’t work, this 45-degree elbow gives you the clearance you need while maintaining full hydraulic flow.

Made to Last

These fittings are made of materials that resist corrosion, pressure, and wear. The crimp connection permanently secures the hose, eliminating the weak point where most hydraulic failures happen. Built to handle the pressure spikes and constant cycling that come with loader work, three-point operation, and other demanding hydraulic applications on modern farm equipment.

Installation Notes

This is a crimp fitting that requires a hydraulic hose crimping machine to install properly. Always use proper thread sealant on hydraulic fittings and clean both fitting surfaces before connecting. Don’t over-tighten as this can damage the threads or crack the fitting body. Make sure your hose is cut square and clean before crimping, and follow the manufacturer’s crimp specifications for your hose type.