Roll Pins for cat1 QH pins

beenthere · Jul 19, 2014

The ID of the hole is 7/16" (0.432 is what I measured just for kicks

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bcp · Jul 19, 2014

Buy longer ones of the right diameter, if you find them first, then cut them off.

Bruce

YesDeere · Jul 19, 2014

I couldn't match up the right diameter at 2 stores. So,like said. Maybe it's 11 mm

bcp · Jul 19, 2014

You can use just a pair of slip-on bushing and a linch pin until you find what you want. That style isn't necessary to use a quick hitch.

Bruce

jgayman · Jul 19, 2014

Belarus has direct replacement roll pins for the quick hitch bushings. They are described as "SLOTTED SPRING CLIPS 7/16" X 1-1/2"

QUICK HITCH REPLACEMENT PINS (Set/2)

lostcreekranch · Jul 19, 2014

bcp said:
You can use just a pair of slip-on bushing and a linch pin until you find what you want. That style isn't necessary to use a quick hitch. Bruce

Bruce;

No, not true. The bushings are meant to be installed on Cat 1 or Cat 2 Pins on implement with the shoulder on bushing on side away from the pin mount. Rely only on a lynch pin, instead of the bushing shoulder, could result in a big wreck when pulling implement.

The lower hooks on CAT 1 QH are made for CAT 2 Pins. The lower hooks on CAT 2 QH accept CAT 3 pins, hence the need for the bushings.

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jgayman · Jul 19, 2014

rlgustafson said:
Bruce;

No, not true.

Actually, bcp is correct. You can use the slip-on bushings with a linch pin. I'm not a big fan of them and instead prefer the bushings with the large end but either will work. If fact, the bushings that JD is currently providing with an iMatch are the slip-on bushings.

bcp · Jul 19, 2014

The big end does nothing. The implement can't slip off because of the implement hitch frame hitting the quick hitch frame on the other side.

You can't even buy the big end bushings at any tractor dealer or farm supply I've been to around here.

Bruce