MIDWEST FASTENER CORP
MIDWEST FASTENER CORP 36706 7/16" Spring Linch Pins 2PK hardware
Two 7/16 inch steel spring linch pins for securing implements and equipment
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- 7/16 inch diameter fits standard holes
- Spring mechanism locks pin securely in place
- Two-pack provides a spare for quick repairs
- Steel construction resists wear under load
- Model 36706 identifies the exact replacement part
Spring Linch Pins 7/16" Two Pack
These steel spring linch pins come in a two-pack for securing axles, clevis pins or similar shafts on agricultural, trailer or industrial equipment. The 7/16 inch diameter spring-loaded ball detent provides positive retention while allowing quick insertion and removal without tools.
Check Shaft Diameter and Hole Alignment
Verify that the shaft or pin you intend to secure measures exactly 7/16 inch where the pin will sit. Confirm the cross-hole is drilled to accept the spring ball diameter and that there is enough clearance for the ring to rotate freely after installation.
Two-Pack Simplifies Spares Management
The paired packaging lets you fit one pin now and keep the second as a ready replacement for the same assembly. Having an identical spare on hand reduces downtime when a pin is lost or damaged during field maintenance.
Highlights
- 7/16 inch diameter fits standard holes
- Spring mechanism locks pin securely in place
- Two-pack provides a spare for quick repairs
- Steel construction resists wear under load
- Model 36706 identifies the exact replacement part
Specifications
| Brand | MIDWEST FASTENER |
|---|---|
| Type | Pins |
Questions about this item
What comes in the package and is anything else needed to use the pins?
The pack contains two 7/16 in diameter steel spring linch pins, model 36706. No additional parts are required for installation.
How do I decide between the available versions of this hardware?
This item is sold as a single 2-pack of 7/16 in pins; there are no other capacities or versions listed for this model.
What does the 7/16 in diameter mean when I fit the pin on my equipment?
The 7/16 in diameter matches holes of that size, securing implements or wheels on shafts that accept a standard lynch pin.
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