90 Degree Swivel Elbow Hydraulic Crimp Fitting for 3/8 Inch Hose with 7/16 Inch Male SAE Thread

Description

If you’ve been dealing with a hydraulic hose that’s been kinked or stressed because it can’t make the bend it needs to, this 90-degree swivel elbow fitting is exactly what you’re looking for. When you’re working in tight spaces around implements or trying to route hydraulic lines around frame rails, having the right fitting makes all the difference between a clean installation and a problem waiting to happen.

What You’re Getting

• 90-degree swivel design lets you position the hose exactly where it needs to go without stress or kinking
• Crimped connection provides a permanent, leak-proof seal that won’t work loose over time
• Inverted SAE 45-degree male thread end connects securely to hydraulic ports and other fittings
• Parker 43 Series quality means it’s built to handle the pressures and vibration of agricultural equipment
• Swivel action allows the hose to move naturally as implements articulate and equipment operates

Built for Real Farm Work

This fitting is designed for the demanding hydraulic systems on tractors, combines, balers, and other agricultural equipment. Whether you’re routing power steering lines, loader hydraulics, or implement controls, the 90-degree elbow helps you make clean bends in confined spaces. The swivel feature is particularly useful on equipment that tilts, pivots, or has moving parts that would otherwise stress a rigid connection.

Made to Last

Parker’s 43 Series fittings are engineered for agricultural applications where reliability isn’t optional. The crimp-on design creates a mechanical connection that’s stronger than the hose itself, while the precision-machined threads ensure a tight seal that won’t leak even under full system pressure and temperature cycles.

Installation Notes

This is a crimp-on fitting that requires proper crimping equipment and dies for installation. The swivel feature means you can orient the fitting after crimping, but make sure to position it correctly before the final crimp. Always use the correct crimp specifications for your hose type to ensure a reliable connection that’ll last for years.