BSPT Male Crimp Fitting for 3/8 Inch Hydraulic Hose – T2000 Series Agricultural Equipment

Description

When you’re making hydraulic hose repairs in the field or putting together custom hose assemblies for your equipment, having the right crimp fittings makes all the difference. This BSPT male fitting takes the guesswork out of connecting your 3/8 inch hydraulic hose to British Standard Pipe Taper threaded connections. Whether you’re fixing a busted loader line or setting up hydraulics on an implement, this fitting gets you back to work with a connection that won’t let you down.

What You’re Getting

• Professional-grade fitting that connects and terminates flow in hydraulic hose systems
• BSPT male threads provide secure, leak-free connection to British Standard pipe fittings
• 1/4 inch thread size matches common hydraulic components and valves
• Designed for permanent crimp installation with proper crimping equipment
• Compatible with standard 3/8 inch inside diameter hydraulic hose

Built for Real Farm Work

This fitting works great for tractors and equipment running hydraulic implements like loaders, backhoes, mowers, and remote cylinders. The T2000 series fittings are engineered for the demanding conditions of agricultural work, handling pressure surges when you engage hydraulics and the constant vibration that comes with field operations. From utility tractors to heavy equipment, this fitting connects your hydraulic system components reliably.

Made to Last

These fittings are built to handle the tough conditions of agricultural work—pressure surges when you engage the PTO, temperature swings from morning frost to afternoon heat, and the constant vibration that comes with working ground or hauling loads. The robust construction ensures your hydraulic connections stay tight and leak-free season after season.

Installation Notes

This is a crimp-on fitting that requires proper crimping equipment and dies for installation. Make sure to use the correct die size for both the fitting and hose combination. Clean the hose end thoroughly before installation, and always test your crimped connection with system pressure before putting it back to work. A properly crimped fitting will last as long as the hose itself.