When you’re building or repairing hydraulic lines on your equipment, having the right fittings can make the difference between a quick fix and a frustrating day in the shop. This Code 61 flange head elbow gives you that precise 22.5-degree angle you need to route hoses around obstacles while maintaining a secure, leak-free connection that’ll handle whatever pressure your system throws at it.
What You’re Getting
- 22.5-degree rigid elbow design lets you route hoses exactly where they need to go without sharp bends
- Code 61 flange head connection provides a secure, standardized fitting that’s built for high-pressure hydraulic systems
- Parker 43 Series construction means you’re getting industrial-grade quality that’ll outlast cheaper alternatives
- Crimped connection to 3/4-inch hose creates a permanent, reliable seal that won’t work loose under pressure
- Precision-machined surfaces ensure proper sealing and long service life in demanding agricultural applications
Built for Real Farm Work
This fitting is designed for hydraulic systems on tractors, combines, and implements where space is tight and you need to make clean connections without kinking expensive hydraulic hose. The 22.5-degree angle is perfect for those situations where a 90-degree elbow is too sharp and a straight fitting won’t work – like routing around PTO shafts, through frame rails, or connecting to loader cylinders where clearance is critical.
Made to Last
Parker builds these fittings to handle the constant pressure cycling, vibration, and contamination that comes with agricultural hydraulics. The flange connection distributes stress evenly, while the precision manufacturing ensures consistent sealing under pressure. This isn’t the kind of fitting that’ll fail when you’re in the middle of harvest.
Installation Notes
This fitting requires proper crimping equipment and dies to attach to your hydraulic hose – it’s not a field repair part. Make sure your crimper is set up correctly for the hose size and fitting type. The Code 61 flange connects to matching female fittings with the appropriate O-ring or seal. Always follow Parker’s crimp specifications for a reliable connection that meets safety standards.
