Code 62 Flange 90 Degree Elbow with 1-1/4 Inch Thread for Hydraulic Hose

Description

When you’re building or repairing hydraulic systems on your tractor, there are times when a straight fitting just won’t work—maybe you need to clear a frame rail, dodge a bracket, or make a tight connection where space is at a premium. That’s exactly when you need this Code 62 flange elbow. It gives you that clean 90-degree turn while maintaining full hydraulic flow, so your system works as hard as you do.

What You’re Getting

• Crimp-style connection provides a leak-proof seal that handles high-pressure hydraulic systems
• 90-degree angle lets you route hoses around obstacles without kinking or stress points
• Code 62 flange design matches standard SAE specifications found on most farm equipment
• 1-1/4 inch thread size fits commonly used hydraulic hose assemblies
• Heavy-duty construction withstands the pressure, vibration, and weather that farm hydraulics face daily

Built for Real Farm Work

This fitting is designed for the hydraulic systems on tractors, loaders, combines, and implements where you need reliable connections in tight spaces. Whether you’re plumbing a new remote hydraulic circuit, replacing a damaged fitting on a loader, or building custom hydraulic lines for specialized equipment, this elbow does the job right. The flange design distributes stress evenly, preventing the cracking and failure you sometimes see with threaded connections under heavy loads.

Made to Last

Farm hydraulics operate under tremendous pressure and deal with constant vibration, temperature swings, and contamination. This fitting is built to handle it all, with materials and construction that match OEM standards. The crimp connection creates a permanent, reliable seal that won’t work loose over time like some threaded fittings can.

Good to Know

This is a crimp fitting, so you’ll need the proper crimping tools and dies to install it correctly—don’t try to reuse old ferrules or crimp sleeves. Make sure your hose end is cut square and clean before assembly. If you’re not set up for crimping, most hydraulic shops can assemble these fittings for you with the right equipment.