MIDWEST FASTENER CORP
MIDWEST FASTENER CORP 930003 3/8" x 3" Bent Pins 4PK
Pack of four 3/8-inch diameter bent hitch pins with five-inch usable length, made from steel
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- Secure hitching with 3/8 in diameter steel pins
- Five-inch usable length fits standard receivers
- Four-pack supplies spares for multiple trailers
- Manufacturer-direct shipping on orders over 75
- Durable steel construction resists bending under load
Bent Hitch Pins for Towing and Equipment
This pack contains four steel bent hitch pins, each with a 3/8 inch diameter and five inches of usable length. They are designed to secure trailer couplers, implement attachments or other equipment that accepts a pin of this size. The bent shape provides a positive lock without a separate clip or cotter key.
3/8 Inch Diameter by Five Inch Usable Length
The critical specification is the pin diameter of 3/8 inch combined with a five inch usable length. Only hitches, receivers or implements drilled for this exact diameter and depth will accept the pin safely. Verify the hole size and required penetration before purchasing.
Suits Light-Duty Trailers and Farm Implements
These pins suit owners of utility trailers, lawn tractors or Category 1 three-point implements that call for a 3/8 inch pin. They do not suit heavier agricultural or commercial hitches requiring a larger diameter or longer reach, nor applications that demand a locking pin or a straight clevis pin with a cotter hole.
Highlights
- Secure hitching with 3/8 in diameter steel pins
- Five-inch usable length fits standard receivers
- Four-pack supplies spares for multiple trailers
- Manufacturer-direct shipping on orders over 75
- Durable steel construction resists bending under load
Specifications
| Brand | MIDWEST FASTENER |
|---|---|
| Type | Pins |
Questions about this item
What does the 3/8 inch diameter mean when the pin is through a hitch receiver?
The 3/8 inch diameter matches standard hitch-pin holes so the pin slides through without binding and the bent leg locks behind the receiver wall.
What does the 5 inch usable length cap in practice?
Five inches of usable length spans the receiver tube and any accessory bracket, letting the bent end clear the far side for a secure hold.
How much clearance does the bent leg need to swing into place?
The bent leg requires only enough room behind the receiver to rotate ninety degrees, which is standard on Class I through III hitches.
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