MIDWEST FASTENER CORP
MIDWEST FASTENER CORP 930063 Linch Pins 8PK
Eight linch pins measuring 1/4 in by 1-1/4 in for securing wheels and implements
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- Eight-pack keeps spares ready for quick repairs
- Quarter-inch diameter fits standard lynch-pin holes
- One-and-a-quarter-inch length secures shafts and clevis pins
- Midwest Fastener brand trusted by mechanics and farmers
- New condition ensures full strength and corrosion resistance
What this product is and who it is for
This pack contains eight new linch pins from Midwest Fastener Corp. Each pin measures 1/4 inch in diameter by 1-1/4 inches in length. They suit agricultural, trailer and general equipment owners who need quick, removable retention for shafts and clevis pins. Buyers who want more storage or a different pin diameter will need another kit.
How it behaves under sustained load
The spring-loaded ring locks the pin in place and resists vibration during extended use on implements and trailers. Steel construction maintains the locking force through repeated insertion and removal cycles. No lubrication schedule is required for normal outdoor service.
Practical limits of the standard interface
The 1/4 inch diameter fits holes drilled to that size; it will not engage larger or smaller bores. The 1-1/4 inch usable length limits the maximum material thickness that can be secured. Free manufacturer shipping applies on orders of 75 or more.
Highlights
- Eight-pack keeps spares ready for quick repairs
- Quarter-inch diameter fits standard lynch-pin holes
- One-and-a-quarter-inch length secures shafts and clevis pins
- Midwest Fastener brand trusted by mechanics and farmers
- New condition ensures full strength and corrosion resistance
Specifications
| Brand | MIDWEST FASTENER |
|---|---|
| Type | Pins |
Questions about this item
Will these 1/4" x 1-1/4" linch pins loosen from vibration on a tractor running all day?
The spring-loaded ring locks the pin in place, resisting vibration during extended operation.
What shaft diameter do I need on my implement for these 1/4" pins to fit?
They are made for a 1/4 inch diameter hole on the shaft or clevis.
Can I use these 930063 pins to replace worn clips on my older category-1 hitch?
Yes, they match the standard 1/4 inch diameter used on many category-1 hitch pins.
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