Value Collection 2503 Lynch Pin Steel 1-7/8 Inch 25 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 2503 is a Lynch pin used to secure axles, clevis pins, hitch pins, and other fastener assemblies across a range of mechanical and equipment applications. The pin body is constructed from steel with a zinc yellow dichromate plated finish that provides corrosion resistance in outdoor and light industrial environments. The retaining ring is made from spring steel, delivering consistent return force to keep the pin locked in position. With a usable length of 1-7/8 inches and a ring wire diameter of 3/16 inches, this pin is suited to standard clevis and hitch pin retention tasks encountered by equipment mechanics, fleet maintenance technicians, and general trade professionals.

This Lynch pin is appropriate for use in agricultural equipment, towing and trailer hitches, construction machinery, and general mechanical assemblies where a quick-release retaining pin is required. It is commonly installed wherever a clevis or hitch pin passes through a clevis jaw, bracket, or shaft hole and must be positively retained against vibration or incidental contact. This listing is sold in a pack of 25 pins, making it practical for shop stock or field service kits that require multiple replacements on hand.

Key Features

• Steel pin body with zinc yellow dichromate plating for corrosion resistance
• Spring steel ring provides reliable retention and consistent return force
• 1-7/8 inch usable length fits standard clevis and hitch pin applications
• 3/16 inch ring wire diameter for secure locking engagement
• Sold in a pack of 25 for shop stock or field service use

Compatibility

Designed as a standard Lynch pin replacement for mechanical assemblies, equipment hitches, and clevis pin installations requiring a 1-7/8 inch usable length retaining pin.

Installation Notes

Lynch pins are installed and removed by hand without special tools. Before servicing any pinned connection on powered equipment, shut down the machine and relieve any load or tension on the pin assembly. Inspect the ring and pin for deformation before reuse. Do not substitute a Lynch pin in applications that specify a cotter pin or a threaded fastener, as load ratings and retention methods differ.