daedalusminos
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Anyone know the correct name for the pin similar to the one below but with an 'R' clip in place of the detent?
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quick release pin
grim_d
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This.
daedalusminos
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It's definitely not a clevis pin...
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Yep, Matt got it right off. Some people didn't read the question properly
A clevis pin has a head. A headless clevis pin doesn't. A clevis pin will not come with a ring.
The pin in the picture is not strictly a clevis pin!
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It is.
The types with heads are the most common type used, but I believe, whether it's headed or headless, and with a ring or not, that the correct name is still a clevis pin? I'll stand corrected if not.
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We're getting into this territory......
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would definitely be a type of clevis pin. All ours on the farm have a flange to stop it falling through the drawbar with a ring above for the purposes of getting it out. I assume the detent pin in the op picture locates the pin therefore a flange isn't necessary. I cant think of an application where having a flange would be a problem? What are you using It for?
