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External Snap Ring Kit for Agricultural Equipment and Tractors

Original price was: $164.95.Current price is: $111.99.

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If you’ve ever had a bearing come loose, a shaft slip out of place, or noticed a part that’s supposed to stay put has started wandering around, you know how important the right snap ring can be. These little workhorses hold everything from PTO shafts to hydraulic cylinders in their proper place, and when they fail or go missing, your whole day can come to a grinding halt.

What You’re Getting

  • Complete kit with multiple external snap ring sizes for various applications
  • Spring steel construction that holds its tension and grip over time
  • External style rings mount on the outside of shafts and housings
  • TISCO quality means these rings are built for real farm conditions
  • Handy assortment saves you trips to town when you need the right size

Built for Real Farm Work

External snap rings are the go-to choice when you need to secure parts on the outside of a shaft or housing. They’re commonly used on PTO shafts, hydraulic cylinders, loader arms, and countless other applications where parts need to stay put but still allow for easy maintenance access. This kit gives you the most common sizes you’ll encounter on tractors and implements.

Made to Last

Farm equipment snap rings take a beating from vibration, temperature changes, and the constant flexing that comes with heavy work. These TISCO rings are made from quality spring steel that maintains its grip and won’t become brittle or lose tension over time. They’ll handle the abuse your equipment dishes out season after season.

Good to Know

Always use snap ring pliers when installing external rings – trying to stretch them with screwdrivers or other tools can weaken the metal and create a safety hazard. Make sure the ring seats properly in its groove and check that it’s not twisted or partially seated. Keep this kit in your toolbox because snap rings have a way of disappearing right when you need them most.