Rear Attach A Matic piece. Part number

[Butch 194]

Can you buy the piece that holds those silver levers closed? It has the piece that goes through the lever

and held there with a clevis pin. I can find drawings of the hitch and the pieces but nut the part numbers.

I've been using a small machine screw with two nuts.

Thanks.

[Wishin4a416 2,191]

Are you talking about the rear hitch for snowplow or tiller?

You should be able to get at tractor supply or maybe a hardware store.

Mcmaster Carr for sure but shipping would hurt on 2 small items.

 

Like these?

http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/ITW-BEE-LEITZKE-Ring-Pin-3HLK6?gclid=CKSYp5KE07cCFU6i4AodmnUARg&cm_mmc=PPC:GooglePLA-_-Fasteners-_-Pins-_-3HLK6&ci_src=17588969&ci_sku=3HLK6&ef_id=Dp9PXycj7H4AAA3K:20130607225035:s

Edited June 7, 2013 by Wishin4a416

[baerpath 517]

I just use a cotter key better and cheaper

[doc724 925]

When I bought my first plow in 1981, there were no pins (as shown by Jack in the pervious post) with the rear tach a matic.  Just tighten the bolts a bit more so there is resistance when you move the levers.  Make sure you have the washer BETWEEN the levers and the mounting bracket

[Wishin4a416 2,191]

When I bought my first plow in 1981, there were no pins (as shown by Jack in the pervious post) with the rear tach a matic.  Just tighten the bolts a bit more so there is resistance when you move the levers.  Make sure you have the washer BETWEEN the levers and the mounting bracket

Ditto. I have two and have never had the pins. Just tighten them up good.

[Butch 194]

I just use a cotter key better and cheaper

Would that be what I call a cotter pin and you bend one of the ends so it doesn't come out?

[Butch 194]

 

When I bought my first plow in 1981, there were no pins (as shown by Jack in the pervious post) with the rear tach a matic.  Just tighten the bolts a bit more so there is resistance when you move the levers.  Make sure you have the washer BETWEEN the levers and the mounting bracket

Ditto. I have two and have never had the pins. Just tighten them up good.

 

I take mine on and off often enough I just wish I could pull a pin. The way I do it now is a wrench and screwdriver. Pulling a pin would be faster and I would just leave the pins in.

[Butch 194]

Are you talking about the rear hitch for snowplow or tiller?

You should be able to get at tractor supply or maybe a hardware store.

Mcmaster Carr for sure but shipping would hurt on 2 small items.

 

Like these?

http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/ITW-BEE-LEITZKE-Ring-Pin-3HLK6?gclid=CKSYp5KE07cCFU6i4AodmnUARg&cm_mmc=PPC:GooglePLA-_-Fasteners-_-Pins-_-3HLK6&ci_src=17588969&ci_sku=3HLK6&ef_id=Dp9PXycj7H4AAA3K:20130607225035:s

They're not it but they'll do. Now that I think of it I have a container of them in like 6 different sizes!! I'll have to check them out.

[ericj 1,579]

i believe it is a 1/4" pin i know a guy that will be at the wcc show with some of them or he could possible ship them to you if intrested pm me and i will give you his contact info

 

 

eric j

[IthacaJeff 151]

I just use a piece of vinyl covered aluminium wire. Insert a 2" long piece and bend it around

so it won't come out. 

 

Jeff

[Tankman 3,523]

I usually use nada, zip, nothing. The levers, snug, stay in place. Use locking nuts to avoid the bolts from workin' loose.

I have used a large 1/8" Ø hair pin cotter pins in the past; easy on, easy off.

1/4" Ø clevis pins are also available at Home "Cheapo" or Lowes, off the shelf, inexpensive.

http://www.zorotools.com/s/?q=.125+hairpin&1.x=8&1.y=11

[Butch 194]

I usually use nada, zip, nothing. The levers, snug, stay in place. Use locking nuts to avoid the bolts from workin' loose.

I have used a large 1/8" Ø hair pin cotter pins in the past; easy on, easy off.

1/4" Ø clevis pins are also available at Home "Cheapo" or Lowes, off the shelf, inexpensive.

I didn't use anyn either and then the right side of my grader dropped.

[woodchuckfarmer 333]

I use a 1/4 inch bolt and nut