Protective Dust Cap for Case Maxum/Puma and New Holland T6/T7 Series Hydraulic Fittings

Description

Nothing ruins expensive hydraulic components faster than letting dirt and moisture get into your hydraulic connections when they’re not hooked up. When you’re running hydraulic equipment day in and day out, keeping dirt and debris out of your hydraulic connections isn’t just good practice—it’s essential for preventing expensive system damage. This dust cap protects the male end of your Dowty coupling when it’s not connected, keeping contamination out while your hydraulic fitting threads and seals stay clean and ready for the next hookup. This simple but critical dust cap keeps your hydraulic fittings protected so they’re ready to work when you need them.

What You’re Getting

• Tight-fitting protection that keeps dirt, moisture, and debris out of unused hydraulic connections
• Durable construction built to handle the bumps and knocks that come with farm life
• Direct fit for hydraulic couplings on your tractor—no modifications needed
• Weather-resistant materials that won’t crack or fail in temperature extremes

Built for Real Farm Work

This compensator valve fits New Holland T6 series, T7 series, and Case IH Maxxum and Puma series tractors with compatible hydraulic pumps. This shock fits New Holland T6, T6000, T7, and T7000 series with Auto Command or Power Command transmissions, plus Case Maxxum and Puma series and Steyr CVT 6000 tractors with suspended cabs. Whether you’re storing implements between seasons, moving equipment between fields, or just keeping unused hydraulic connections protected during daily work, this cap does the simple but important job of keeping your hydraulics clean.

Made to Last

Farm environments are tough on every component, and dust caps see their share of abuse from getting knocked around, dropped in the dirt, and exposed to weather. This dust cap is built to handle the punishment while maintaining a secure seal that keeps contaminants where they belong—outside your hydraulic system.

Good to Know

Always install dust caps on any unused hydraulic connections—contaminated hydraulic systems are expensive to clean and repair. Installation takes seconds—just thread it onto your fitting hand-tight. A quick tip: keep a few spare caps handy, because it’s a lot cheaper to replace a lost dust cap than to rebuild a hydraulic pump that got contaminated.