What’s better than a linch pin?

[snipe]

Standard linch pins keep loosing out as they are in an area where soil hits them, any recommendations for something that is quick to remove but will not come out accidentally. Was thinking these round key ring type things but heavier duty, what is the proper name for them.

 

[Wellytrack]

Used all sorts of pins with varying success.

If you want absolute security M8 lock nut and two 13 mm ring spanners.

 

[bravheart]

You can get lynch pins that the loop locks into a slot on the main pin, name???, but are a bit more secure

 

[KB6930]

Lynch pins in JD bottom arm pins you coil them like a key ring through the hole in the pin they don't come out

 

[M-J-G]

 

[snipe]

Thanks, I’ll give them a try.

 

[farmerm]

Is the answer to the question a linch mob?

 

[betweenthelines]

What's better than a lynch pin? 2 lynch pins of course.

Not joking, if the hole is big enough wedge 2 pins in together.

 

[seedman stains]

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[deleted user 837354]

I believe the correct term for most of these devices above are 'finger-trappers'?

 

[Jamer]

Thanks for putting these up. Been trying to find out what they are called/where to buy for ages. - To the OP, these are perfect, as used on Kuhn ploughs.

 

[Pennine Ploughing]

A bunch of keyed alike padlocks, they won't loss out, yet very quick to remove

 

[pail of ale]

Electric fence wire or a welding rod suitably attached can endure mostly anything

 

[Dry Rot]

Standard linch pins keep loosing out as they are in an area where soil hits them, any recommendations for something that is quick to remove but will not come out accidentally. Was thinking these round key ring type things but heavier duty, what is the proper name for them.

Rue ring or split cotter pin?

cotter pin - Google Search

 

[johnflimston]

Lynch pins in JD bottom arm pins you coil them like a key ring through the hole in the pin they don't come out

Bit thin for lower link balls

 

[johnflimston]

Thanks for putting these up. Been trying to find out what they are called/where to buy for ages. - To the OP, these are perfect, as used on Kuhn ploughs.

They are good and dont trap fingers. I think we had ours from Spaldings.

 

[Steevo]

What application is this for?

 

[Wuffler]

I believe the correct term for most of these devices above are 'finger-trappers'?

 

[snipe]

To hold in Depth pins on a packer roller.