Hillman Lynch Pin 5/16”

Name: Hillman Lynch Pin 5/16”
SKU: 111851
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$1.54

SKU: 111851 Categories: Automotive, Farm Equipment Parts, Farm Supplies, Hitch Pins & Mounts, Hitches Towing & Jacks

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The Hillman Lynch Pin 5/16” is a reliable hardware staple for anyone managing a farm, maintaining a trailer, or working with garden implements. You will find that this self-locking fastener provides a secure hold on axles and hitches, snapping into place with a satisfying tension that gives you peace of mind while towing or operating machinery. The ring design makes it easy to grab and flip, even when you are wearing work gloves or dealing with a bit of Missouri mud on the equipment. It functions as a quick-release solution that stays put under vibration, ensuring your wheels and attachments remain exactly where they belong during a full day of labor.

Key Features of Hillman Lynch Pin

Self-locking spring ring snaps shut to prevent the pin from vibrating loose

Quick-release design allows for tool-free attachment and removal of implements

Zinc-plated finish helps shield the steel from rust during outdoor use

Low carbon steel construction provides the necessary strength for shear loads

Round ring acts as a convenient pull-handle for fast swaps in the field

Fits standard 5/16 inch holes commonly found on tractor hitches and mowers

Smooth pin surface slides easily through mounting holes without binding

Reusable design makes it a cost-effective choice for seasonal equipment changes

Additional Information

Brand: Hillman

Product Type: Lynch Pin

Model:

Product Use: Securing Axles and Hitch Implements

Size: 1 pack

Material: Zinc-Plated Carbon Steel

Height: 1-1/2 inch

Length: 1-3/4 inch

Width: 5/16 inch

Before you head out to the field, take a quick second to wipe any grit out of the hitch hole to ensure the pin seats fully and the ring can snap completely over the end. A common oversight is using a pin that is too long for the shaft, which allows for excess side-to-side play that can eventually wear down the hole. If you find your lynch pins are getting difficult to flip open after a salty winter or a wet spring, a tiny drop of dry lubricant on the ring hinge will keep that spring action working like new.