Okay, I know someone has got to know where I can get a good pin for the lower arms on the 3PH. the factory pin has the curved W retainer. A good day of bushoggine and both pins are history. I could take the W wire off and safety wire the dang things on but would rather find a pin with a stiff retainer. does such a thing exist? Tractor is TN65
3PH arm pins
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Soundguy
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TSC makes 2 grades of lynch pins.. black and plated.. the more expensive one is heavier duty.
You can also by lynch pins that use hairpins or cotter pins to stay on.
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You can also by lynch pins that use hairpins or cotter pins to stay on.
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daTeacha
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Depending on how much of a hurry you're in when changing implements and where your priorities lie, you could replace the pin with a grade 5 or 8 bolt and locknut, too.
picture homer simpson slapping his head going D'OH!
A bolt. Why didnt I think of that instead of spending ten bucks a day on those factory pins. LOLOLOLOL. sigh I must be getting old. Gonna put bolts in first thing Saturday morning! and going to use Nylock nuts on them too!
A bolt. Why didnt I think of that instead of spending ten bucks a day on those factory pins. LOLOLOLOL. sigh I must be getting old. Gonna put bolts in first thing Saturday morning! and going to use Nylock nuts on them too!
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I have the pin with the W pin.
it's a PITA when changing implements (i've never lost one though) and I change a lot, i hate them.
My neighbor has a JD CUT (number I dunno) and his pins have a handle on top and a ball detent in teh bottom and are held on by wire.
So, you just pull them out and then hang there, you put the new implement on and pop them back on
I want a pair, very cool.
it's a PITA when changing implements (i've never lost one though) and I change a lot, i hate them.
My neighbor has a JD CUT (number I dunno) and his pins have a handle on top and a ball detent in teh bottom and are held on by wire.
So, you just pull them out and then hang there, you put the new implement on and pop them back on
I want a pair, very cool.