Description

There’s nothing more frustrating than watching precious hydraulic fluid drip onto your shop floor from a steering system connection. These banjo bolt sealing washers are the simple fix for those annoying leaks around your power steering hydraulic fittings. When you’re dealing with systems running 1000-1500 PSI, the right washer makes all the difference between a tight seal and a persistent leak.

What You’re Getting

Precision-sized washers with 17/32″ inside diameter and 27/32″ outside diameter for perfect fit
Material that resists compression set so they keep sealing under high hydraulic pressure
Direct replacement for worn washers – no modifications or adapters needed
Pack of 10 washers so you’ve got enough for multiple connections and future service
Essential components for any power steering service or hydraulic line replacement

Built for Real Farm Work

These washers work at critical connection points throughout your tractor’s power steering system – between banjo fittings and pumps, steering rams, control valves, and hydraulic lines. Whether you’re servicing a steering issue on your daily-driver MF 165 or doing preventive maintenance on the 185 you use for heavy field work, fresh sealing washers are what keep hydraulic fluid where it belongs instead of creating slippery spots around your work area.

Made to Last

Farm hydraulic systems are tough on sealing components, but these washers are engineered to handle the demanding conditions. They maintain their sealing properties under the high pressures typical of power steering circuits and resist the temperature swings and vibration that come with tractor work. Unlike makeshift gaskets or reused washers, these provide reliable sealing season after season.

Good to Know

Always replace banjo bolt washers when servicing hydraulic connections – never reuse old ones, even if they look okay. Install one washer on each side of the banjo fitting, clean the sealing surfaces first, and tighten to specification without overdoing it. Pro tip: since banjo connections often come in pairs and hydraulic systems have multiple connection points, it’s smart to replace all washers in the circuit at the same time to prevent comebacks.