Ring cotter pin set GEKO 50 pcs for agricultural machinery — assorted sizes

GEKO ring cotter pin set contains 50 assorted ring-style cotter pins designed for securing shafts, clevis pins and linkages in agricultural machinery and related equipment. The kit provides a selection of eye pins in multiple sizes to match common fastenings found on tractors, trailers and farm implements, offering a straightforward, removable fastening solution for routine maintenance and repairs.

Advantages

The set combines a variety of ring cotter pin sizes in a single package to reduce the need to source individual pins. Ring-style design enables fast installation and removal without special tools, while the metal construction ensures reliable mechanical retention under typical agricultural loads. The assortment supports quick field repairs and preventive maintenance, helping keep machinery operational with minimal downtime.

Suitable for

• Securing clevis pins and hitch pins on tractors and trailers
• Retaining shafts and linkages in tillage and seeding equipment
• Temporary or removable fastening during repair and maintenance
• General-purpose fastening on agricultural implements and attachments

Key specifications

• Quantity: 50 pieces in assorted sizes
• Type: ring-style cotter pins (eye pins)
• Material: metal suitable for mechanical fastening (steel or similar)
• Finish: untreated or basic protective surface appropriate for hardware kits
• Compatibility: intended for standard agricultural fastenings such as clevis pins, hitch pins and linkages

How to use

Select a ring cotter pin size that matches the hole diameter of the shaft, clevis or hitch pin to be secured. Insert the pin through the aligned holes and ensure the ring seats against the component. For removal, pull the ring outward to withdraw the pin. Use pliers if necessary for a secure grip when installing or removing pins. Confirm that the pin passes fully through the mating parts and that the ring is securely seated to prevent unintended withdrawal during operation.

Usage recommendations

Store the cotter pins in a dry place and sort them by size to speed future repairs. Inspect pins and mating holes for wear or deformation before reuse; replace any pins that show excessive wear, corrosion or damage. For applications exposed to heavy corrosion or extreme forces, consider using pins with a protective coating or a higher-grade material specified for the operating environment.