Description
When you’re dealing with a hydraulic leak that’s dripping on your shop floor or leaving oil spots under your tractor, you need a reliable seal that’ll get you back to work. Nothing’s more frustrating than having to shut down work because a tiny rubber seal failed. This O-ring is designed to handle the tough conditions your farm equipment faces – from sub-zero mornings to hot summer days running heavy implements.
What You’re Getting
- High-quality rubber compound that resists hydraulic fluid and temperature extremes
- Precise dimensions for proper seal compression and long-lasting performance
- Viton material stays flexible longer than standard rubber, maintaining its sealing properties even after extended exposure to the heat and chemicals common in farm equipment
- Direct replacement for common hydraulic system applications
Built for Real Farm Work
This o-ring fits drain plugs commonly found on hydraulic reservoirs, transmission cases, and differential housings across various tractor brands. Whether you’re working on a tractor’s hydraulic pump, replacing seals in a loader valve, or fixing irrigation line connections, this size handles the everyday seal jobs that keep equipment running. It’s the kind of part that works across different brands and applications – handy when you’re maintaining multiple pieces of equipment.
Made to Last
Farm seals face conditions that would destroy automotive parts – dust, moisture, chemicals, and extreme temperature changes. Farm equipment works hard in tough conditions, and seals take the brunt of dirt, heat, and constant pressure changes. This seal uses materials specifically chosen for agricultural applications, giving you the durability you need when equipment can’t afford to be down.
Good to Know
Clean the plug threads and o-ring groove thoroughly before installation. A thin coat of compatible lubricant helps the o-ring seat properly and prevents damage during installation. Take your time with the installation – a properly seated O-ring will give you years of reliable service, while a rushed job often means doing it again next season.
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