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Hose Clamp Assortment Pack – 54 Piece Mixed Size Collection

Original price was: $65.26.Current price is: $33.87.

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If you’ve ever found yourself under a tractor hood needing just the right size hose clamp and coming up empty, you know the frustration. A coolant hose that’s working loose or a hydraulic line that needs securing can shut down your whole operation. This 54-piece pack puts the most common sizes right at your fingertips, so you’re ready for whatever repair pops up.

What You’re Getting

  • 54 total clamps in 8 different sizes – covers everything from small fuel lines to larger radiator hoses
  • Zinc-plated mild steel construction that resists rust and corrosion in wet farm conditions
  • Handy pocket-sized pack that fits in your toolbox or keeps in the shop
  • Mix includes the sizes you actually use – 6 each of smaller clamps, more of the mid-range sizes you need most
  • Professional quality that seals tight and stays put under vibration

Built for Real Farm Work

These clamps handle all the hose connections you deal with on tractors and equipment – coolant lines, hydraulic hoses, air intake tubes, and fuel lines. Whether you’re fixing a leaky radiator hose on your hay tractor or securing a new hydraulic line on the loader, having the right sizes on hand means getting back to work instead of running to town.

Made to Last

The zinc plating protects against the moisture and chemicals that eat up cheaper clamps. These are built to handle the constant vibration of diesel engines and the temperature swings from cold mornings to hot summer days. The worm-drive mechanism gives you the clamping force needed without over-tightening and damaging the hose.

Good to Know

Keep this pack in your main toolbox where you can grab it quickly. Before installing any clamp, make sure the hose end is clean and cut square – a rough cut won’t seal properly. Position the clamp over the barb fitting, not halfway on the hose. Snug it down firm but don’t overtighten – you want to compress the hose without cutting into it.