Heavy-Duty Twisted Clevis Pin for Farm Equipment and Implement Connections

Description

When you’re hooking up implements, connecting three-point hitch arms, or securing heavy equipment, you need a pin that’s going to hold up to the stress of real farm work. This twisted clevis pin isn’t just another piece of hardware—it’s built to handle the torque and pulling forces that come with connecting implements to your tractor or linking heavy equipment together. The twisted design gives it extra strength compared to a straight pin, making it the right choice when you need a secure connection that won’t fail.

What You’re Getting

• 16,000-pound working load capacity handles heavy implements and equipment without worry
• 7/8-inch body diameter with a 3/4-inch pin provides a strong, secure connection
• 3-7/8-inch usable length gives you plenty of room to work with most standard clevis connections
• Twisted design distributes stress better than straight pins, reducing the chance of bending or failure
• AgSmart brand quality that’s built to handle the daily grind of farm operations

Built for Real Farm Work

This pin fits right into the world of clevis and hook connections you’ll find throughout farm equipment. Whether you’re connecting cultivators, disc harrows, plows, or loader attachments, this size pin shows up in everything from compact utility tractors to mid-size row-crop machines. You’ll also find it working hard in hydraulic cylinder connections and three-point hitch linkages where a secure, heavy-duty connection is essential.

Made to Last

The twisted design isn’t just for looks—it’s engineered to handle the twisting forces and side loads that straight pins can’t take. Made from quality steel that can handle weather, dirt, grease, and the constant stress of connecting and disconnecting equipment. This pin will keep doing its job through seasons of hard use.

Good to Know

Always check that your clevis opening matches the 7/8-inch body diameter before ordering. The twisted design means this pin won’t rotate in the clevis like a straight pin would, which can be exactly what you need for connections that see a lot of movement or vibration. Keep a few spares in your toolbox—they have a way of walking off when you need them most.