When you’re building or repairing hydraulic systems on your farm equipment, having the right fittings makes all the difference between a job that holds up and one that gives you headaches later. This OFS (O-Ring Face Seal) straight thread branch tee lets you split one hydraulic line into two directions with a solid, leak-free connection that can handle the punishment of real farm work. Whether you’re adding a hydraulic cylinder to existing equipment or building a custom hydraulic setup, this tee gets the job done right.
What You’re Getting
- Heavy-duty steel construction rated for 6000 PSI working pressure—more than enough for most agricultural hydraulic systems
- OFS straight thread connections provide superior sealing compared to tapered pipe threads
- Branch tee configuration splits one inlet into two outlets for versatile hydraulic routing
- Precision-machined threads ensure proper fit and seal integrity
- Compact design fits into tight spaces where larger fittings won’t work
Built for Real Farm Work
This fitting handles the high pressures and flow rates you’ll find in modern tractor hydraulics, loader systems, and other farm equipment. Modern tractors have hydraulic systems operating at pressures exceeding 3,000 PSI, and this tee’s 6000 PSI rating gives you plenty of safety margin. It’s perfect for custom hydraulic setups, repair work, or adding new hydraulic functions to existing equipment.
Made to Last
Agricultural hydraulic systems operate at high pressures that demand reliable, leak-free connections. These couplings use quality materials and precision manufacturing to provide secure connections that handle typical farm hydraulic pressures without failure. The OFS thread design creates a more reliable seal than traditional pipe threads, and the steel construction won’t crack or fail under pressure cycling.
Good to Know
Make sure you have the right thread sizes before ordering—this tee uses 13/16-16 and 3/4-16 OFS threads with a 1/2 inch tube connection. Installation involves threading the male and female halves onto your existing hydraulic fittings using appropriate thread sealant for hydraulic systems. Always relieve system pressure before installing any hydraulic fittings, and check all connections for leaks before putting the system back into service.
