Cylinder fitting source

[City Farmer]

Does anyone know if they make a 90* orb to Jic fitting that swivels? The orb side has to swivel. I need a small pile of them. Parker makes the crimp on @ $20-$25 each. I'd REALLY like to avoid having special hoses made. The last time it cost me $75/hose. I need 8 for the loader.

 

[BukitCase]

Do you mean LIVE swivel (as in, swivels under pressure) or just "point it where you want it and lock it down?

 

[LD1]

6809 | Straight Thread (ORB) x JIC 37° Swivel Nut 90°

 

[City Farmer]

Do you mean LIVE swivel (as in, swivels under pressure) or just "point it where you want it and lock it down?

Yes, swivels under pressure.

 

[City Farmer]

6809 | Straight Thread (ORB) x JIC 37ｰ Swivel Nut 90ｰ

I've bought them before and thats not it. Only the jic nut swivels and the whole fitting tightens up.

Here's the Parker fitting. Parker




Thanks for the help guys.

 

[LD1]

Ahh swivel under pressure. What's the application?

The pic you showed does NOT swivel under pressure

 

[LD1]

These seem expensive JIC Male x SAE Straight Thread

Would have to get female ends on the hoses

 

[Leejohn]

What loader are you putting them on?

 

[franklinute]

I have purchased lots of hydaulic fittings, hoses, etc fromBailey International | Mobile Hydraulic Solutions

 

[City Farmer]

These are for a Ford 4500 tractor with the 740 loader. All the hoses have a 90* orb swivel under pressure fitting on the cyl. end and a jic male on the other. I need 8 hoses for the loader and 4 for the steering hoses on my New Holland 545D. I'm sick with the idea of spending $600+ on just the loader 8 hoses. They're in bad shape, the rubber is wore through and the steel wires are rusted.

 

[City Farmer]

These seem expensive JIC Male x SAE Straight Thread

Would have to get female ends on the hoses

Expensive but those would work. I might have to bite the bullet and buy them. My next project will be making a hose crimper for the arbor press.

 

[LD1]

Just did all the loader hoses on dad's 4500 last year.

No need for a live swivel. Just the 90 degree adapters like I linked first, then hoses with female JIC on each end

 

[LD1]

Expensive but those would work. I might have to bite the bullet and buy them. My next project will be making a hose crimper for the arbor press.

For as cheap as you can get hoses made at DHH for, it's hard to justify buying the dies just to make them yourself.