Description

When you’re out in the field and need to secure implements, adjust chains, or make quick connections on your tractor or equipment, a reliable lynch pin is worth its weight in gold. This heavy-duty forged lynch pin handles the tough jobs where a standard pin might bend or fail. Whether you’re hooking up a disc harrow, securing a PTO shaft guard, or making adjustments on your three-point hitch, this pin stays put and keeps working.

What You’re Getting

Forged construction that’s stronger than cast or stamped pins – won’t bend under heavy loads
7/16 inch diameter gives you the strength for demanding applications without being oversized
2-3/8 inch usable length fits a wide range of tractor and implement connection points
Black finish resists corrosion and looks professional on your equipment
Spring-loaded ring design makes insertion and removal quick and secure

Built for Real Farm Work

This size lynch pin is commonly found on mid-size tractors and a variety of implements including cultivators, disc harrows, rotary cutters, and PTO-driven equipment. The 7/16 inch diameter is perfect for those applications where you need more strength than smaller pins provide but don’t need the bulk of larger sizes. It’s also handy for securing chains, adjusting implement components, and making temporary connections when you’re doing field repairs.

Made to Last

The forged construction makes all the difference when you’re putting side loads or vibration stress on the pin. Unlike cheaper cast pins that can crack or stamped pins that bend easily, this forged pin maintains its shape and strength even when things get rough. The spring mechanism stays responsive season after season, so you don’t end up fighting with a pin that won’t open when you need to remove it.

Good to Know

Keep a few of these in your toolbox – they have a way of walking off or getting lost in the grass when you’re making adjustments. The black finish helps you spot them easier than bright metal pins. If you’re using this pin in a high-vibration application, check it periodically to make sure it hasn’t worked loose. A little spray lubricant on the spring mechanism keeps it operating smoothly.