Value Collection KP72351 Lynch Pins Zinc Plated 10-pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION KP72351 is a zinc yellow dichromate plated lynch pin used to secure axles, clevis pins, and other fasteners in mechanical assemblies. The pin and ring both carry a zinc yellow dichromate finish, providing corrosion resistance in general-duty industrial and agricultural applications. The ring wire measures 3/16 inch in diameter and the usable pin length is 1-31/32 inches. These pins ship in a package quantity of 10 and are a common fastener choice for maintenance, repair, and operations work across a range of industries. Installation requires no special tools and takes seconds by hand.

Lynch pins of this type are widely used in agricultural equipment, trailers, couplings, and general mechanical assemblies where a quick-release locking pin is needed. The zinc yellow dichromate plating makes these suitable for outdoor and light-duty corrosive environments. They are typically installed by equipment technicians, maintenance mechanics, and field service personnel. The pack of 10 suits service kits, tool bags, or shop stock replenishment.

Key Features

• Pin finish: zinc yellow dichromate plated for corrosion resistance
• Ring finish: zinc yellow dichromate plated, matching pin protection level
• Ring wire diameter: 3/16 inch
• Usable length: 1-31/32 inches
• Sold in a package of 10 pins
• Quick-release design installs and removes by hand without tools

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose lynch pin for use in agricultural equipment, trailer hitches, clevis assemblies, and similar mechanical fastening applications where a 1-31/32 inch usable-length retaining pin with a 3/16 inch ring wire is required.

Installation Notes

Lynch pins are installed and removed by hand. Before servicing any assembly that uses lynch pins, relieve any load on the secured component and ensure the equipment is powered down or parked on stable, level ground. Insert the pin through the hole in the axle or clevis pin until the ring seats against the face, locking the pin in place. Inspect the ring for deformation or wear before reuse and replace pins that show signs of bending or corrosion.