what type of cotter pin do I need?
1735924
I used the standard cotter key that is universal for all hitches. I got mine at Walmart.
1735925
If you mean the hitch pin, you need a 5/8". The cotter pin (that goes with the hitch pin) will come with the hitch pin.
1735926
I'm not really sure what that is but I can tell you that it came with everything we needed to hook it up. The only extra thing I bought was a lock for it just in case.
1735927
you do not need a cotter pin...what you need is Hitch pin like Trimax SP200 Deluxe Chrome Plated 5/8" Receiver Pin Roll over image to zoom in Trimax SP200 Deluxe Chrome Plated 5/8" Receiver Pin ...
1735928
I just went to Auto Zone and purchased one labeled for a 2" hitch. I think it is standard and any 2" hitch pin will work. It was like 5-10 bucks.
1735929
This carrier has a 2 inch receiver. You should be able to use the cotter pin that comes with the hitch. Or, you might contact Uhaul. Cheers!
1634787
Find the pin hole. Use a paper clip or something small. Press it in go 15 to 20 seconds.
506214
More than likely after 2005 the MTD, Craftsman and Troy Bilt are all cousins. The shear pins I received did not have the cotter pin style retainer as shown in the photo. The retainer clip was a press in style that was much easier to use in the cold. Pin Size is 1/4" x 1.75"I found a 10 pack on eBay for about this price second go around!
679605
No, you need a 19mm pin. You can get one separately but this kit doesn't come with a 19mm pin.
1933817
I do not know where to buy them. These pins can be made from a nail with the same diameter. Use a hack saw or strong wire cutters. Test the pin in the hole first. It must be a diameter that allows for a slip fit into the hole. Or find a Stainless steel dowel pin.
1553157
No cotter key needed. My boat and most modern applications have a woodruff key and a nylon lock nut.
173822
Hello Randal, if your tip has a collet use the straight non headed pins. Likely the headed pins wont fit. Check to be sure which pins you need. I keep both kinds on hand. I actually had to braze one on an older die set. Let me know how u come out.
1539887
As someone else here alluded to, there is a shear pin inside the prop. Pull the cotter pin out and remove the prop. If the shear pin is missing or broken, then replace it and you should be good to go.
1522181
The pin is a ring through the eye of a cotter pin. The pin goes through the handle and is split and bent over to keep it in place.
325365
We keep our's under a tonneau cover when not in use. If remember correctly they make a pin that you can use a lock with instead of a cotter pin.
2179420
The reason that they supplied two cotter pins is you can not use the round ones if you wish to till with just two tiller blades rather than four. Then you need to use the long cotter pins.
600727
23 ga pins are more common, come in more sizes, and are more discreet. 21 is better for production. Whatever you do, DONT BUY A Grex. Look at fasco, senco and porter cable
560674
I use a standard hitch pin for my receiver hitch. I'll measure it this evening.CN
1710140
These pins are 1 and 1/2 inches long from the underside of the head to the end of the pin and are 1 and 1/8 inches from the underside of the head to the cotter key point.
1661786
Product comes with hitch pin but it uses a cotter pin and is not the type you can put a lock on.
360469
Just dowel pins. Buy this for the front sight: Wiha 26547 Precision Nut Driver, Inch, 3/16 x 60mm
1517039
any one of them will work, as long as you have the correct polarity. the center pin is positive.