5/16 Inch Hydraulic Compression Olive for General Purpose Agricultural Equipment

Description

If you’ve ever dealt with hydraulic line repairs on the farm, you know how important it is to have the right fittings on hand when a line starts weeping or needs replacement. This 5/16 inch barrel olive is the little brass component that goes inside compression fittings to create a secure, leak-free connection between hydraulic tubes and fittings. When you’re fixing hydraulic lines on your tractor, loader, or implements, this olive ensures you get a proper seal that won’t fail when you need your hydraulics to work.

What You’re Getting

• Precision-sized 5/16 inch olive that fits standard compression fittings perfectly
• Durable brass construction that withstands high hydraulic pressures without cracking or deforming
• Universal design works with most agricultural hydraulic systems and general-purpose equipment
• Creates a reliable seal that prevents costly hydraulic fluid leaks and system contamination

Built for Real Farm Work

This compression olive works with general-purpose agricultural equipment across multiple brands and applications. Whether you’re repairing hydraulic lines on tractors, loaders, implements, or stationary equipment like log splitters and hydraulic chutes, this fitting component handles the pressures and conditions of everyday farm use. It’s the type of small but crucial part that keeps your hydraulic systems running smoothly when bigger repairs would shut you down.

Made to Last

Farm hydraulic systems operate under demanding conditions with high pressures, temperature swings, and constant vibration. This brass olive is manufactured to handle those stresses without the cracking or deformation that cheaper fittings sometimes experience. The precision sizing ensures it seats properly in compression fittings for a secure connection that won’t loosen up over time.

Good to Know

When replacing hydraulic lines, always use new olives rather than reusing old ones—they’re inexpensive insurance against future leaks. Make sure the tube end is cut square and deburred before installation, and don’t overtighten the compression fitting as this can damage both the olive and the tube. Keep a few of these on hand in your parts bin since hydraulic repairs always seem to happen at the most inconvenient times.