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JIC Male Hydraulic Crimp Fitting for 1 /2 Inch Hose with 1-1 /16 Inch Thread

Original price was: $13.34.Current price is: $7.16.

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When you’re dealing with hydraulic leaks on your loader, three-point hitch, or remote outlets, the last thing you want is a fitting that won’t hold up under pressure. This JIC male fitting gives you a reliable connection that’ll keep your hydraulic fluid where it belongs—inside the system, not all over your shop floor or field.

What You’re Getting

  • Proper 1-1/16 inch JIC thread pitch ensures leak-free connection with standard hydraulic components
  • Crimped design creates permanent, secure attachment to 1/2 inch hydraulic hose
  • Male thread configuration works with female JIC fittings on valves, cylinders, and manifolds
  • Ryco T2000 series quality means this fitting won’t crack under high pressure or vibration
  • Standard JIC 37-degree flare seating surface provides reliable metal-to-metal seal

Built for Real Farm Work

This fitting handles the hydraulic systems you depend on every day—from loader circuits that lift heavy bales to remote outlets powering your post driver or hay rake. It’s designed for the same universal hydraulic applications found on tractors from utility models up through row-crop machines, where reliable hydraulic connections are essential for three-point hitch operation, front-end loaders, and implement control.

Made to Last

Hydraulic fittings take a beating from pressure spikes, vibration, and temperature changes. This Ryco fitting is built with materials that won’t crack when your relief valve pops or when you’re working in sub-zero temperatures. The crimp design eliminates the weak point of threaded connections that can work loose over time.

Installation Notes

This is a permanent crimp fitting that requires proper hydraulic hose crimping equipment for installation. Make sure your hose is cut square and clean before crimping. Once crimped, test the connection at working pressure before putting the machine back in service. The JIC threads should hand-start easily—if you’re forcing it, check for cross-threading.