Every small tractor I've ever seen uses lynch pins. My Kubota has four on the 3-pont hitch and needs three more to attach an implement. They are universal and cheap.
Thirty years ago, every ag supply had a cardboard box of these things near the cash register. While buying feed or fertilizer, I'd grab a couple to put in the spares box. If you are running a tractor, you need a couple of spare lynch pins. When you are out in the middle of a field and realize that your implement has fallen off our tractor, you are happy that you spent that 50 cents at the feed store last week.
I went this morning to two different ag supply stores and could not find one. I'd rather spend my money at a local business than go to the big chains, but tomorrow morning I'll head across the river to Tractor Supply. I told both of the counter folk at the feed stores that I'd rather ship wheh them, but if they couldn't stock lynch pins I'd have to go across the river.
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I keep an 8D nail somewhere handy, just in case a wheel cotter pin or trailer is some how missing.
Same as with cotter pins - an appropriately sized bent nail.
Wow, NO pins??? What the hell?
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