Code 62 Flange Elbow with 22.5 Degree Bend for 3/4 Inch Hydraulic Hose

Description

When you’re working on hydraulic hoses and need to make a tight connection in a cramped space, this 22.5 degree elbow fitting gives you just enough angle to avoid pinch points or interference without creating a sharp bend that restricts flow. O-ring boss threads are the go-to connection for hydraulic systems because they create a reliable, leak-free seal every time. This Code 62 fitting takes the guesswork out of building custom hoses for your equipment.

What You’re Getting

• Precise 22.5 degree angle that splits the difference between straight and 45 degree fittings
• Code 62 flange design that creates a solid, vibration-resistant connection
• 3/4 inch hose compatibility for mid-range hydraulic systems
• Bitelok series quality that handles agricultural pressures day after day
• Crimp-on design that won’t come loose under pressure like threaded connections can

Built for Real Farm Work

This fitting works perfectly on tractors, implements, and equipment where space is tight but you need a reliable hydraulic connection. This fitting is designed for larger tractors, combines, and implements that use hydraulic hose in their high-flow systems. You’ll find these connecting main hydraulic circuits on big tractors, combine feederhouses, and implements like large planters or tillage equipment that need serious hydraulic power to operate. The 3/4 inch size handles most loader circuits, remote hydraulics, and auxiliary equipment connections.

Made to Last

Farm hydraulics take a beating from vibration, temperature swings, and constant pressure cycles. This Ryco fitting is built with materials and tolerances that hold up to real agricultural conditions, not the lightweight stuff that fails when you’re in the middle of harvest.

Installation Notes

This is a crimp-on fitting that requires a hydraulic crimper with the proper dies for your hose size. The 51mm cutoff allowance gives you the exact measurement for preparing your hose end. Always relieve hydraulic pressure before installing or servicing fittings, and keep the threads clean to ensure proper sealing. If you’re not equipped to crimp your own hoses, most hydraulic shops can install this fitting for you.