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2 Inch to 1-1 /4 Inch Galvanized Threaded Reducer Bushing for Agricultural Hydraulic Systems

Original price was: $12.06.Current price is: $8.44.

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When you need to connect different sized hydraulic lines on your farm equipment, you don’t want to fool around with multiple adapters or makeshift solutions that might fail when you’re in the middle of a job. This reducer bushing gives you a solid, leak-proof connection that steps down from 2-inch male pipe threads to 1-1/4 inch female threads—exactly what you need for those hydraulic system modifications or repairs where the fitting sizes don’t match up perfectly.

What You’re Getting

  • Heavy-duty galvanized construction that resists corrosion from hydraulic fluid and weather exposure
  • Male NPT threads on the outside and female NPT threads on the inside for secure, industry-standard connections
  • Precision-machined threads that seal properly with pipe compound or tape
  • Compact design that doesn’t add unnecessary bulk to your hydraulic fittings

Built for Real Farm Work

This reducer works great for hydraulic systems on tractors, loaders, and other farm equipment where you need to connect different sized hydraulic lines or adapt existing fittings. Whether you’re working on your tractor’s remote hydraulic outlets, modifying a hydraulic system for a new implement, or replacing damaged fittings with what’s available, this bushing handles the job without fuss.

Made to Last

The galvanized finish protects against rust and corrosion that can weaken fittings over time. Agricultural hydraulic systems operate under high pressures and demanding conditions, so this bushing is built with thick walls and quality materials to handle those pressures without cracking or leaking.

Good to Know

Always use quality pipe thread compound or PTFE tape on the male threads to ensure a leak-proof seal. When tightening, snug it down firmly but don’t overtighten—the threads do the sealing, not brute force. If you’re working on a pressurized system, make sure to relieve pressure before making any connections for safety.