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2-Wire Rigid End Hydraulic Hose Assembly for Tractor and Equipment Hydraulic Systems

Original price was: $19.62.Current price is: $10.53.

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When your hydraulic hose gives out in the middle of harvest or hay season, you need a replacement that’ll get you back to work fast. This 1/2-inch 2-wire hydraulic hose assembly is built for the high-pressure demands of modern farm equipment, delivering reliable performance whether you’re running a loader, operating hydraulic cylinders, or powering implements.

What You’re Getting

  • 2-wire construction handles up to 2,250 PSI working pressure for demanding applications
  • Male rigid NPT ends provide secure, leak-free connections to hydraulic fittings
  • 60-inch length offers versatility for various equipment configurations
  • AgSmart quality means consistent performance and long service life
  • Ready to install—no crimping or assembly required

Built for Real Farm Work

This hose assembly is designed for tractors, skid steers, and other hydraulic equipment where reliable fluid power is critical. From operating front-end loaders to powering hydraulic motors on implements, it handles the pressure and flexing that comes with daily farm use. The 1/2-inch size fits many common hydraulic applications on compact and mid-size equipment.

Made to Last

The 2-wire construction provides the strength needed for medium-pressure hydraulic systems while maintaining flexibility for routing around tight spaces. The rigid NPT ends are machined to precise tolerances for proper thread engagement and long-lasting seals. This assembly is built to handle temperature swings, vibration, and the constant flexing that hydraulic hoses endure.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement hose assembly—just remove the old hose and thread on the new one. Use proper hydraulic thread sealant on the NPT connections and tighten to manufacturer specifications. Always relieve system pressure before replacing hydraulic hoses, and inspect the connecting fittings for wear or damage while you’ve got everything apart.