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Heavy-Duty Drawbar Pin for Large Tractors and Pull-Type Implements

Original price was: $13.34.Current price is: $7.64.

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When you’re pulling heavy implements across rough ground or connecting that big disc harrow for spring field prep, you need a pin that won’t let you down. This 1-1/8 inch thick, 6-inch long tow pin is built for the serious pulling jobs where lighter pins just won’t cut it. If you’ve ever had a standard pin bend or break in the middle of a busy day, you know how much time and frustration this heavy-duty version can save you.

What You’re Getting

  • Extra-thick 1-1/8 inch diameter handles the heaviest pulling loads without bending
  • 6-inch length provides full engagement through drawbars and implement hitches for secure connections
  • Precision-machined surfaces ensure smooth operation and proper fit in hitch receivers
  • Corrosion-resistant finish stands up to mud, moisture, and years of outdoor use
  • Universal sizing works with most standard tractor drawbars and implement tongues

Built for Real Farm Work

This pin is sized for the bigger jobs – connecting pull-type implements like disc harrows, cultivators, grain drills, and heavy spreaders to mid-size and larger tractors. Whether you’re prepping seedbeds with a tandem disc or pulling a manure spreader through soft ground, this pin provides the strength you need when the going gets tough.

Made to Last

Heavy-duty steel construction means this pin can handle the shock loads that come with field work – hitting rocks, working through tough ground, or dealing with the side forces when turning with implements. The substantial thickness gives you a real safety margin over standard pins, especially important when you’re working alone or in remote fields.

Good to Know

Always check that your drawbar and implement tongue can handle a pin this thick before ordering – some older or lighter equipment uses smaller diameter pins. Keep the pin lightly greased where it contacts the hitch to prevent binding. Store it somewhere secure on your tractor because a pin this size isn’t cheap to replace if it gets lost.