Value Collection C674222 Lynch Pins Zinc Plated 10-pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION C674222 is a zinc yellow dichromate plated lynch pin used to secure axles, clevis pins, and hitch pins in agricultural, industrial, and equipment maintenance applications. Both the pin body and the retaining ring carry a zinc yellow dichromate finish, providing corrosion resistance in outdoor and high-moisture environments. The ring wire measures 3/16 inches in diameter, and the usable length runs 1-15/16 inches. These pins arrive in a package of 10, making them a practical stocking item for shops and field service trucks. Licensed tradespeople and equipment technicians rely on lynch pins to prevent unintended disengagement of load-bearing pins and axle shafts during operation.

Lynch pins of this size and finish are commonly used in light to medium-duty agricultural equipment, trailers, implement hitches, and general industrial machinery. The 1-15/16-inch usable length suits standard clevis and hitch pin assemblies found across a wide range of OEM and aftermarket equipment. The zinc yellow dichromate plating on both the pin and the ring makes these suitable for applications with periodic moisture exposure. The 10-piece pack supports routine maintenance stocking at service shops or on mobile service units.

Key Features

• Zinc yellow dichromate plating on both pin and ring for corrosion resistance
• Ring wire diameter of 3/16 inches provides secure retention without excessive stiffness
• Usable length of 1-15/16 inches fits standard clevis and hitch pin sizes
• Packaged in quantities of 10 to support stocking and repeated service calls
• Suitable for agricultural, trailer, and industrial equipment maintenance

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose replacement lynch pin for agricultural implements, trailer hitches, and industrial equipment assemblies requiring a 1-15/16-inch usable length pin with a 3/16-inch ring wire diameter.

Installation Notes

Lynch pins are installed by hand and require no special tools. Before servicing any connected assembly, relieve load from the pin, chock wheels or secure equipment against movement, and ensure the equipment is fully shut down. Insert the pin fully through the axle or clevis bore and seat the retaining ring against the pin shank to confirm engagement. Inspect the ring for deformation or fatigue and replace if the ring no longer returns to its locked position reliably.