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Premium Red Rubber Air Hose Assembly – 1 /4 ” NPT Male Couplings

Original price was: $30.31.Current price is: $17.08.

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Whether you’re airing up tractor tires before heading to the field, running pneumatic tools in the shop, or powering air seeders and planters, having a reliable air hose that won’t let you down when you need it most makes all the difference. This 25-foot premium red rubber air hose assembly gives you the reach and durability to handle whatever pneumatic job comes up around the farm.

What You’re Getting

  • Heavy-duty red rubber construction that stays flexible in cold weather and won’t crack under summer heat
  • 1/4″ NPT male couplings on both ends for universal compatibility with standard air fittings
  • 300 PSI burst rating with 275 PSI working pressure—more than enough for most farm applications
  • 25-foot length gives you plenty of reach without dragging hose all over the shop
  • Reinforced design that handles the bumps and scrapes of daily farm use

Built for Real Farm Work

This hose is designed for the kind of work that happens around farms every day—filling tractor tires, running impact wrenches, operating pneumatic seed meters, and powering air tools in the shop. The 1/4″ fittings connect to most standard air compressors and pneumatic equipment you’ll find on agricultural operations.

Made to Last

Farm air hoses take a beating from being dragged across gravel, run over by equipment, and exposed to temperature swings from freezing mornings to hot afternoons. This premium rubber construction stays pliable in cold weather when cheaper hoses get stiff and crack, while the reinforced walls handle high pressure without ballooning or bursting.

Good to Know

The male NPT fittings thread into standard female quick-connect couplers or directly into equipment. Keep some thread sealant handy for the best connection, and coil the hose properly after use to prevent kinks. A quick tip: if you’re working in really cold weather, let the compressor warm up the air before connecting—it helps keep condensation down in your air lines.