1/4 Inch Hydraulic Hose Crimp Fitting with 7/16 Inch ORB Male Straight Connection

Description

When you’re working on hydraulic systems and need a reliable connection between a 1/4 inch hose and your equipment’s hydraulic block, this fitting gets the job done right. Whether you’re replacing a leaky fitting on your loader, rebuilding a cylinder, or adding hydraulic remotes to your tractor, having the right crimp fitting saves time and prevents those frustrating hydraulic leaks that slow down your day.

What You’re Getting

• Precision ORB (O-Ring Boss) design that seals tight with a proper O-ring for leak-free connections
• 7/16 inch x 20 thread male end fits standard hydraulic ports on most tractors and implements
• Straight rigid design eliminates unnecessary bends that can restrict flow or create stress points
• Parker’s 43 Series quality means this fitting is built to handle the pressure and vibration of real farm work

Built for Real Farm Work

This fitting connects 1/4 inch hydraulic hose to equipment ports on tractors, loaders, and implements across all major brands. The ORB connection is what you’ll find on most modern hydraulic systems because it creates a more reliable seal than older pipe thread fittings. Whether you’re plumbing remotes on a utility tractor or fixing a cylinder on your hay equipment, this is the connection type that keeps working when the pressure’s on.

Made to Last

Parker builds these fittings to handle the high pressures and constant vibration that come with hydraulic systems on farm equipment. The steel construction and precision threads ensure a proper seal that won’t back out or leak under load. When crimped properly, this fitting creates a connection that’s often stronger than the hose itself.

Installation Notes

This is a crimp-style fitting that requires the proper crimping tool and die for your hose size. Make sure you have the right O-ring for the ORB connection—a missing or damaged O-ring will leak every time. Clean the hydraulic port thoroughly before installation, and don’t forget to check that the threads match your equipment before you crimp it on.