Hairpin Cotter for Stabilizer

[RoyKing]

Part number and where to buy

THANKS

 

[Diggin It]

That type is available at pretty much any farm type store and a few other places. Not sure the extra kick in your diagram is necessary.

 

[Peter 315]

You can try this place they have all sorts of stuff..........Grip Clips and Self-Locking Bridge Pins | G.L. Huyett

 

[RoyKing]

Looking for the twist lock Kubota, look on messicks found a part number but pic was old style pin.

 

[jcummins]

Don't use cotter pins on those particular pins.

 

[i7win7]

I've had good results with these.

 

[jeff9366]

Rue Locking Cotters: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fr...esc=0&_osacat=0&_odkw=Locking+Security+Cotter

 

[oosik]

If I'm not mistaken you are showing the hairpins that lock the lynch pins on your 3-point stabilizer arms. I use hairpins at that location and have narry lost one. Now - go down lower, where your 3-point arms attach to the rear differential housing or whatever. I've lost a few at this location. I now use high carbon bolts and Nylock nuts.

After all the searching and finally using these bolts & nuts. The neighbor takes a pair of pliers and makes a 45 degree bend in the final inch of the straight leg of the hairpin. Like me - his only reason for removing the 3-point arms would be to repair damage.

 

[RoyKing]

I like these if my dealer can't tell me how to get more thanks

 

[Thunder chicken]

Roy, i've been looking for these as well. I dropped one and it's long gone. i was using cotter pins for a while, then a piece of rebar wire. then i gave up and don't bother using anything. Ive bladed a few miles of road, mowed a bit with the brush mower and have yet to loose a pin. I'm likely just lucky. At least i have some luck somewhere....
I find i was pulling those pins almost every implement change. Gotta have something quick and easy.