If you’ve ever been stuck in the field with a blown hydraulic hose and no way to make a quick repair, you know the value of being prepared. This starter kit gives you everything you need to get back to work when hydraulic lines fail at the worst possible moment. Whether it’s a loader hose that blew during harvest or a remote hydraulic line that decided to let go during hay season, having the right hose and fittings on hand can save your day.
What You’re Getting
- Quality 1/2-inch Farmex hydraulic hose that handles high pressure and daily farm abuse
- Assorted crimp couplings in the sizes you’ll actually use for common repairs
- Dayco Eastman quality parts that meet or exceed original equipment standards
- Everything organized in one kit so you’re not hunting for parts when time matters
- Components selected specifically for agricultural hydraulic systems and pressures
Built for Real Farm Work
This kit is designed around 1/2-inch hose, which covers a huge range of applications on today’s farm equipment. You’ll find this size on loader hydraulics, remote outlets for balers and mowers, three-point hitch cylinders, and countless implements. The Farmex hose handles the pressure and flexing that comes with real farm work, while the crimp couplings give you professional-quality connections that won’t leak when you need them most.
Made to Last
Dayco Eastman builds hydraulic components for the commercial market, not the weekend warrior crowd. This kit includes quality hose that resists cracking in cold weather and holds up to the constant flexing of loader work. The crimp couplings are built to handle high pressure without weeping oil or coming loose during heavy use.
Good to Know
You’ll need a hydraulic hose crimper to properly install these fittings – don’t try to make do with hose clamps on high-pressure hydraulic lines. If you don’t have a crimper, most equipment dealers or hydraulic shops can crimp your assemblies for a reasonable fee. Keep this kit in your shop or toolbox so it’s there when you need it, because hydraulic failures never happen at convenient times.
