Value Collection LP7/16x1-15/322 Lynch Pin 7/16 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION LP7/16x1-15/322 is a zinc yellow dichromate plated steel lynch pin designed for securing clevis pins, hitch pins, and shaft-mounted components in mechanical and equipment maintenance applications. The pin measures 7/16 inches in pin diameter with a usable length of 1-15/32 inches and an overall length of 2-7/32 inches. A wire rope lanyard is included to prevent loss during service. The shaft length is 1-3/4 inches and the ring wire diameter is 5/32 inches. The zinc yellow dichromate finish provides corrosion resistance in moderate-exposure environments. This type of fastener is installed by maintenance technicians, equipment operators, and trade professionals working on agricultural, industrial, or mechanical assemblies.

Lynch pins of this type are commonly used to retain hitch pins on tow equipment, secure axle pins on carts and trailers, and lock clevis pins on mechanical linkages. The compact 7/16 inch diameter makes this pin suitable for light to medium duty pin retention tasks across a range of equipment types. The included wire rope lanyard keeps the pin captive to the assembly, reducing the risk of loss during field servicing or routine maintenance.

Key Features

• 7/16 inch pin diameter for a secure fit in compatible pin holes
• 1-15/32 inch usable length accommodates typical hitch and clevis pin assemblies
• Zinc yellow dichromate plating on both pin and ring for corrosion resistance
• Wire rope lanyard included to prevent loss during use or service
• Steel construction for durability under mechanical load
• 5/32 inch ring wire diameter for reliable retention force

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or service lynch pin for light to medium duty mechanical pin retention applications requiring a 7/16 inch pin diameter and approximately 1-15/32 inches of usable length.

Installation Notes

Lynch pins are installed and removed by hand or with basic hand tools. Before servicing any assembly, relieve load from the pinned connection and ensure the equipment is safely immobilized. Route the wire rope lanyard to a fixed point on the assembly to prevent pin loss. Inspect the pin and ring for deformation or corrosion before reinstallation.