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2-Wire Hydraulic Hose Assembly with Male Swivel NPT End

Original price was: $23.09.Current price is: $13.58.

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When you’re running hydraulic implements on your tractor, you need hoses that can handle the pressure and move with your equipment. This 1/2-inch, 48-inch hydraulic hose assembly with swivel end gives you the flexibility to connect implements without fighting stiff connections or worrying about pressure drops when things are at an angle.

What You’re Getting

  • 2-wire construction handles up to 3000 PSI working pressure for serious hydraulic applications
  • Male swivel NPT end rotates freely to prevent hose twisting and reduce stress on connections
  • 48-inch length is perfect for connecting remotes to implements without excess hose in the way
  • Heavy-duty construction with reinforced wire braid stands up to field conditions and frequent flexing
  • Standard NPT threading works with most tractor hydraulic systems and implements

Built for Real Farm Work

This hose is designed for tractors and implements that see regular hydraulic use—everything from front-end loaders and three-point cylinders to hydraulic-driven equipment like augers, log splitters, and brush cutters. The swivel end is especially handy when you’re connecting to implements that move or tilt during operation, since it lets the hose rotate instead of kinking or putting stress on the fitting.

Made to Last

Agricultural hydraulic systems work hard, and this hose is built to keep up. The 2-wire reinforcement provides the strength needed for high-pressure applications, while the swivel fitting uses quality seals that maintain pressure without leaking. The outer cover resists abrasion, weather, and the inevitable scrapes from working around equipment.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement hose that threads right into your existing hydraulic system. The swivel end should be hand-tightened plus one turn with a wrench—over-tightening can damage the swivel mechanism. When routing the hose, avoid sharp bends and keep it away from hot exhaust components. A quick tip: mark the swivel position before loosening so you can get the same orientation when reinstalling.