Ford Loader Part

[thirdrock]

Can anyone tell me which part number the circled fitting is?

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[centash]

Looks like a standard hydraulic fitting that a machine shop or tractor dealership should stock. Pull it out and go shopping.

Ben

 

[thirdrock]

thank you

 

[BarnyardEngineering]

I agree. It's a generic hydraulic elbow. Probably adapts ORB (o-ring boss) style on the cylinder to JIC (37 degree taper), but it will need to be removed from the cylinder to confirm and measure the thread size. If I were to guess it's likely 1/2" JIC and #8 ORB, as that's a pretty common combination.

Here's a whole page of such fittings, any size/combination you could imagine:
https://www.discounthydraulichose.com/6801-jic-37-x-straight-thread-orb-90.html

 

[showcrop]

I would take it to a hydraulic shop.

 

[Jim.ME]

Any place that makes hoses is likely to have that adapter, most have a number of different adapters to go along with the hose ends.

 

[Destroked 450]

ORB 90 to JIC
You have to take that one with you to get the correct sizes