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I need a couple of these can can't find them anywhere. It is the round/bent over part that the pin goes through to hold them on (see pic). Anyone know? Thanks.
Part name that acts as stop?
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LittleBill21
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That's the correct answer for the washer, the other part is the lynch pin sold at most farm supply outlets and by the box from Harbor Freight. The washers are sold by the pair and you will need to know whether your hitch is cat 1 or cat 2 as the sizes differ.
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They also work well for securing trailer latches since they wont freeze like a padlock. Lots of uses for these
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Ordered from Pat's. Thanks!
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I ordered Cat. 1. I hope that's right. They aren't being used on a hitch (then again, not sure how "hitch" is being used).
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Musta not looked very hard... LOL Every box store like Lowes or Home Despot will have them and the washers as well and so does Tractor Supply or Bains or Farm and Fleet...
Far as the 'bent over washer' is concerned, buy a flat washer clamp it in a vise and bend it over... You'll need a Fender Washer which is a larger diameter.
Far as the 'bent over washer' is concerned, buy a flat washer clamp it in a vise and bend it over... You'll need a Fender Washer which is a larger diameter.
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Don't have a vise!
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Time to buy one... Never heard of anyone not having a vise...
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My BIL. keeps his 4" vise in a cardboard box in the corner. He's not much of a tool guy, or DIY guy.
It's sometimes frustrating to help him with his projects.