Value Collection P20016 Pull Ring Hitch Pin Zinc Steel

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION P20016 is a pull ring hitch pin designed for securing trailer hitches, implement attachments, and equipment linkage points in agricultural, construction, and industrial applications. The pin measures 0.75 inches in diameter and 7 inches in overall length, with 6.25 inches of usable length for engagement through clevis and hitch receivers. Constructed from steel with a zinc plated finish, it provides corrosion resistance for outdoor and field service use. The pull ring design allows for tool-free removal and reinstallation, which is practical in high-cycle service environments.

This hitch pin is suited for use in equipment yards, farm machinery, tow connections, and material handling rigs where a fast-release fastener is required. It is commonly installed by equipment operators, mechanics, and fleet maintenance technicians working on trailers, three-point hitch implements, drawbar assemblies, and similar clevis-style connections. The 6.25-inch usable length accommodates standard hitch tongue thicknesses found on light-duty to medium-duty equipment.

Key Features

• 0.75 inch pin diameter fits standard hitch and clevis bore sizes
• 6.25 inch usable length accommodates typical hitch tongue and implement thicknesses
• Zinc plated steel finish resists corrosion in outdoor field conditions
• Pull ring design enables tool-free removal without additional hardware
• Hardness rated at 25-34 HRC for resistance to shear and wear under load

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-style pull ring hitch pin suitable for clevis connections, trailer hitches, drawbar assemblies, and implement linkage points requiring a 0.75 inch diameter pin.

Installation Notes

Installation requires no special tools. Confirm the receiving bore diameter and tongue thickness match the pin diameter and usable length before installation. Inspect the pull ring and pin shank for deformation or wear before each use. Replace the pin if bending, cracking, or significant corrosion is observed, as a damaged hitch pin is a safety hazard under tow load.