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Tube Bite Fitting with Nut and Ferrule for 3 /8 Inch Hydraulic Hose

Original price was: $27.26.Current price is: $21.49.

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When you’re building or repairing hydraulic lines on your equipment, you need connections that won’t leak when you put them under pressure. This Ryco T200 series tube bite fitting creates a solid, leak-free connection between your hydraulic hose and the rest of your system. It’s the kind of fitting that saves you from those frustrating drips and puddles that waste expensive hydraulic fluid and make a mess of your work area.

What You’re Getting

  • Complete fitting with nut and flareless ferrule – everything needed for a proper connection
  • Precision-designed tube bite mechanism that grips the hose securely without crushing it
  • 3/8 inch size fits standard hydraulic hose used on most farm equipment
  • Ryco quality construction that handles high pressures and constant use
  • No flaring required – the ferrule does all the sealing work for you

Built for Real Farm Work

This fitting works with the 3/8 inch hydraulic hose you’ll find on loaders, three-point systems, and hydraulic remotes across all brands of farm equipment. Whether you’re replacing a worn fitting on your tractor’s hydraulic system or building custom hydraulic lines for implements, this tube bite design gives you a professional connection that handles the pressure and vibration of daily farm work.

Made to Last

The flareless ferrule design means no special tools or flaring operations – just cut your hose square, slide on the nut and ferrule, and tighten. The tube bite mechanism grips the hose from the inside while the ferrule seals from the outside, creating a connection that won’t pull apart or leak even under high pressure cycling.

Good to Know

Make sure to cut your hose with a clean, square cut for the best seal. The ferrule only works once, so if you need to disassemble the connection, plan on replacing the ferrule. Hand-tighten first, then use wrenches to snug it up – overtightening can actually cause leaks by deforming the ferrule.