Hydraulic Crimp Fitting – SAE Code 62 Flange for 1-1/4 Inch Hose

Description

When you’re setting up hydraulic connections on implements or making repairs in the field, you need fittings that create reliable, leak-free connections every time. This 4S series SAE Code 62 flange fitting is designed to handle the high pressures and constant vibration that come with heavy-duty farm work. Whether you’re hooking up a new implement or replacing a worn fitting, this crimp-on style gives you the permanent, professional connection your hydraulic system needs.

What You’re Getting

• SAE Code 62 flange design for secure bolt-on connections to implements and cylinders
• Straight configuration for clean, direct hose routing without unnecessary bends
• 4S series construction built to handle high-pressure agricultural applications
• Crimped connection that won’t work loose under vibration like threaded fittings can
• 1-1/4 inch hose size perfect for high-flow applications like loaders and large cylinders

Built for Real Farm Work

This fitting shines when you’re working with implements that use flanged hydraulic connections – think hay balers, manure spreaders, large cultivators, and heavy-duty loaders. The Code 62 flange pattern is common on mid-size to large agricultural equipment where reliable hydraulic power is critical. You’ll find this size hose on tractors running everything from 75 HP utility models up to big row-crop machines.

Made to Last

Farm hydraulics take a beating from constant pressure cycles, temperature swings, and the inevitable bumps and scrapes of field work. This fitting is built with materials that resist corrosion and wear, keeping your connections tight season after season. The crimped design eliminates the weak point that threaded connections can create over time.

Good to Know

This is a crimp-style fitting, so you’ll need access to a hydraulic crimper or your local hydraulic shop for installation. Always use proper thread sealant on hydraulic fittings, clean both fitting surfaces before connecting, and don’t over-tighten as this can damage the threads or crack the fitting body. Make sure your hose and fitting pressure ratings match your system requirements before installation.