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Universal Clevis Pin for Hydraulic Cylinders and Implement Connections

Original price was: $4.30.Current price is: $2.64.

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When you’re hooking up implements or working on hydraulic cylinders, having the right clevis pin can save you hours of frustration. This 5/8-inch diameter pin with a 3-1/8-inch usable length is one of those handy pieces that fits all sorts of connections around the farm. Whether you’re connecting a hydraulic cylinder on your loader or making repairs on implement linkages, this universal clevis pin keeps you rolling instead of searching for hardware.

What You’re Getting

  • Precision-sized 5/8-inch diameter that fits snug without binding in bushings and clevises
  • 3-1/8-inch usable length handles most standard agricultural connections
  • Universal design works across different brands and implement types
  • Durable steel construction that won’t bend under normal farm loads

Built for Real Farm Work

This pin size shows up all over agricultural equipment – hydraulic cylinders on front loaders, three-point hitch connections, implement linkages, and bucket pivot points. It’s the kind of part that connects moving components on everything from compact tractors to larger utility machines. When hydraulic cylinders need replacement pins or you’re rebuilding implement connections, this size covers a lot of applications.

Made to Last

Farm equipment puts serious stress on connection points, especially when hydraulics are involved. This clevis pin is built from quality steel that handles the loads without stretching or deforming. The smooth finish helps it slide in and out of bushings easily while resisting corrosion from weather and hydraulic fluid exposure.

Good to Know

Always check that your clevis pin diameter matches the bushing – a loose fit creates wear points and a tight fit makes removal difficult. Keep a light coat of grease on pins that get removed regularly, but avoid over-greasing where dirt can stick. If you’re working on hydraulic cylinders, make sure to relieve system pressure before removing any pins for safety.