Description
If you’ve worked on tractors, implements, or shop equipment, you know how often you run into roll pins that have worked loose, sheared off, or just gone missing. These simple little pins do a lot of important work—they hold levers in position, secure adjustment mechanisms, and keep moving parts properly aligned. When you need to replace one, having the right size on hand saves you a trip to town.
What You’re Getting
- Spring steel construction that flexes into place and holds tight
- 5/16 inch diameter by 1-1/4 inch length fits common applications
- Split design grips the inside of holes to prevent backing out
- Works in drilled holes from 5/16 inch to slightly larger for secure fit
- Resists corrosion and holds up to vibration and repeated stress
Where This Part Shines
This size roll pin shows up in all kinds of farm equipment applications—securing clevis pins in position, holding adjustment levers on plows and cultivators, keeping hydraulic valve handles from rotating, and dozens of other spots where you need a simple, reliable fastener. You’ll find them in everything from compact tractors to large implements, usually in places where a bolt would be overkill but you need something more secure than just a cotter pin.
Made to Last
Farm equipment takes a beating, and roll pins have to handle constant vibration, temperature swings, and the occasional shock load. This pin is made from spring steel that flexes when it needs to but won’t crack or fatigue under normal use. The material resists rust and corrosion, so it’ll stay put even when exposed to weather and chemicals.
Installation Notes
Roll pins go in easier if you start them with a small punch rather than trying to drive them with a hammer. They’re designed to compress slightly as they go into the hole, so expect some resistance—that’s what keeps them from working loose. Keep a few different sizes in your toolbox since they have a way of disappearing when you need them most.
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