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    SKU: SMA-BL814 45-Degree Street Elbow for Farm Equipment Hydraulic and Fuel Lines


    45-Degree Street Elbow for Farm Equipment Hydraulic and Fuel Lines
    Purchase 45-Degree Street Elbow for Farm Equipment Hydraulic and Fuel Lines
    • SKU: SMA-BL814 45-Degree Street Elbow for Farm Equipment Hydraulic and Fuel Lines

    • $11.92

    Description

    When you're working in tight spaces on your tractor or equipment and need to change direction in your piping without adding bulk, this 1/4-inch black iron street elbow does the job perfectly. Whether you're fixing hydraulic lines, setting up fuel connections, or plumbing shop air systems, this compact fitting gives you that crucial 45-degree turn without the hassle of separate elbows and couplings.

    What You're Getting

    • Space-saving design that's perfect for cramped equipment compartments and tight engine bays
    • Male threads on one end, female on the other—no need for extra couplings
    • Durable black iron construction that won't crack under pressure like plastic fittings
    • 45-degree angle that's gentler on flow than sharp 90-degree turns
    • 1/4-inch NPT sizing that fits standard farm equipment applications

    Built for Real Farm Work

    This fitting is right at home on tractors, combines, balers, and shop equipment where small-bore piping is common. You'll find yourself reaching for it when working on hydraulic pilot lines, fuel supply connections, air brake systems, or compressed air setups where space is tight and you need a reliable change of direction.

    Made to Last

    Black iron fittings are the backbone of farm plumbing because they handle the punishment that comes with agricultural work. This elbow won't crack from temperature swings like plastic can, and the threads stay tight even after multiple installations and removals during maintenance seasons.

    Good to Know

    Thread the male end into your female fitting first, then attach your next component to the female end. A little pipe thread compound or Teflon tape on the male threads gives you the leak-free seal you need. The 45-degree angle maintains better flow than a 90-degree turn, which can be important in hydraulic applications where every bit of pressure matters.