When you’re hooking up implements on a busy day, the last thing you need is wrestling with hydraulic connections that leak or won’t connect properly. This Safeway S70 series hydraulic coupler is designed to make your life easier—it connects under pressure without making a mess or requiring you to shut down your system. Whether you’re swapping between a hay rake and tedder or switching loader attachments, this coupler lets you make the connection and get back to work.
Key Features
- Connects and disconnects under pressure—no need to shut down hydraulics or relieve system pressure
- Push-to-connect sleeve operation for quick, secure attachment every time
- Built to handle 3000 PSI working pressure with 12 GPM flow capacity for demanding applications
- Precision ball valve design provides reliable sealing that won’t weep or drip hydraulic fluid
- Standard 1/2″ NPT thread fits most tractor hydraulic systems without adapters
Built for Real Farm Work
This universal hydraulic coupler is designed to work across multiple tractor brands and hydraulic systems. The 1/2″ size handles the flow requirements of most mid-size to larger tractors running loaders, three-point implements, and hydraulic motors. You’ll find this size on everything from compact utility tractors doing property maintenance to row-crop machines powering planters and cultivators.
Made to Last
Farm hydraulics take a beating from dirt, weather, and constant pressure cycles. This coupler uses quality materials and precision manufacturing to maintain tight sealing even after thousands of connections. The durable construction handles the vibration and shock loads that come with field work, while the corrosion-resistant finish keeps it working in all weather conditions.
Good to Know
The push-to-connect design makes operation simple—just push the sleeve back, insert the tip until it clicks, then release. Even though this connects under pressure, it’s still good practice to cycle your hydraulic control valve a couple times before disconnecting to relieve any trapped pressure. Keep the connection points clean and check the seals periodically—a little maintenance goes a long way with hydraulic fittings.
