Description

When you’re setting up remote hydraulics for a loader, hydraulic top link, or auxiliary implements, having the right adapter plate makes all the difference between a clean installation and a frustrating mess of mismatched fittings. This TISCO hydraulic adapter plate kit gives you the proper mounting interface and hydraulic connections you need to get your remote valve system working right the first time.

What You’re Getting

Complete adapter plate with precision-machined mounting surfaces for secure valve attachment
Includes all necessary O-rings and seals for leak-free hydraulic connections
Mounting hardware provided – bolts, washers, and plugs so you have everything in one kit
Proper port sizing and placement for standard hydraulic flow requirements
Kit format means no hunting around for individual pieces or making multiple trips to the parts counter

Built for Real Farm Work

This adapter plate works with tractors that run hydraulic implements like loaders, log splitters, hydraulic top links, and remote cylinder applications. Whether you’re mounting a new valve or replacing a worn adapter plate that’s been leaking, this kit handles the job. It’s designed for the kind of hydraulic work that happens around the farm every day – moving hay bales, running augers, or powering hydraulic motors on implements.

Made to Last

TISCO builds this adapter plate from heavy-duty materials that handle the constant pressure cycling and vibration of hydraulic operation. The machined surfaces provide the flat, smooth contact needed for proper O-ring sealing, and the included seals are designed to maintain their integrity through temperature swings and the demanding conditions of agricultural use.

Installation Notes

This is designed as a direct replacement for worn or damaged adapter plates. Make sure to drain the hydraulic system before starting installation and keep everything clean during the process – contamination is the enemy of any hydraulic system. Follow proper torque specifications on the mounting bolts, and don’t forget to check for leaks after filling and pressurizing the system.