Value Collection P20064 Pull Ring Hitch Pin 7/8 in Zinc Steel

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION P20064 is a pull ring hitch pin designed for quick-connect and quick-release fastening applications in equipment, trailers, and implements. Constructed from steel with a zinc plating finish, this pin resists corrosion and holds up under repeated use in shop and field environments. It measures 0.875 inches in diameter with an overall length of 8 inches and a usable length of 7 inches. The hardness range of 25-34 HRC provides the shear resistance expected in clevis and hitch pin applications. Maintenance technicians, equipment operators, and agricultural service pros commonly use this style of pin for fast component swaps without tools.

This pull ring hitch pin fits standard hitch and clevis applications where a 7/8-inch pin diameter is required. Typical use cases include trailer tongue connections, implement three-point hitch linkages, gate latches, and lift arm attachments on compact tractors and skid steers. The pull ring at the top allows fast removal by hand, eliminating the need for a separate cotter pin or clip in lower-load setups. It is suited for both light industrial and agricultural service environments.

Key Features

• Pull ring head allows tool-free removal in quick-change applications
• 0.875-inch pin diameter fits standard 7/8-inch hitch and clevis holes
• 7-inch usable length provides adequate engagement for common hitch thicknesses
• Zinc plated finish adds corrosion resistance for outdoor and field use
• 25-34 HRC hardness rating delivers reliable shear and wear resistance

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or stock hitch pin for equipment, trailers, and implements requiring a 7/8-inch diameter pull ring style pin with a 7-inch usable length.

Installation Notes

Installation requires no special tools — align the pin through the matched hitch or clevis bores and seat fully to the usable length stop. Verify bore diameter matches the 0.875-inch pin before installation to prevent slop or binding. For safety-critical connections, confirm the pull ring is fully seated and consider adding a secondary retaining clip or cotter pin where regulations or load conditions require it. Inspect the pin periodically for wear, deformation, or corrosion and replace if any is found.