5/8 Inch Trailer Locking Hitch Pin

Hitch pin is a type of fastener used to secure a trailer hitch to the receiver tube of a vehicle. It is a small, cylindrical pin made of steel or other alloy and has a clip or cotter pin at one end to prevent it from sliding out of the receiver tube. Hitch pins come in different sizes and shapes to match the size and shape of the receiver tube and the hitch. They are essential in ensuring safe and secure towing of trailers and other equipment by a vehicle.

Product Details

1.Trailer hitch pin & clip, 5/8-Inch Diameter, Fits 2-Inch Receiver

2.Versatile. The 5/8-inch diameter of this hitch pin is compatible with any ball mount or other trailer hitch accessories with a 2-inch shank and 5/8-inch pin hole, making this receiver hitch pin a perfect fit for most class 3, 4 and 5 trailer hitches

3.Easy to grip. The 105-degree bend in this trailer hitch pin creates a useful handle for easier use and allows the pin to stay securely engaged in the trailer hitch and ball mount

4.Corrosion-resistant. Protected by a durable zinc-plated finish, this tow hitch pin maintains excellent resistance to rust and corrosion for longevity and hassle-free use every time

5.High-strength. This 5/8-inch trailer hitch pin is made out of solid steel for reliable strength, safety on the road and confidence with every mile of your adventure

6.Simple to install. To install this trailer hitch pin, simply insert your ball mount or other hitch accessory into the receiver on your vehicle. With the pin holes in the side of the receiver tube lined up, insert the hitch pin. Then, install the clip

Product Package

100pcs/box, strong package

Product Application

Hitch pins are commonly used to secure trailer hitch attachments and other types of machinery. Here are some typical applications:

1. Attaching a trailer to a vehicle: A hitch pin is inserted through the hitch receiver and the hole on the hitch ball mount to secure the trailer to the tow vehicle.

2. Connecting implements to a tractor: Hitch pins are used to attach mowers, plows, and other implements to tractors and other machinery.

3. Securing equipment components: Hitch pins can also be used to secure components such as wheels, rakes, and spreaders in place.

When using a hitch pin, it's important to select the correct size and strength for the application. Make sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions and inspect the pin regularly for signs of wear or damage.

Hitch pins are used to secure a ball mount or other hitch attachment to the receiver hitch of a vehicle. The production process for hitch pins typically includes the following steps:

1. Material preparation: Hitch pins are typically made from steel or other metal alloys. The raw material is sorted and prepared according to size and composition.

2. Cutting and shaping: The material is then cut and shaped into the basic hitch pin design. This may involve using specialized equipment such as a lathe or milling machine.

3. Heat treatment: The pin is subjected to heat treatment to harden the steel and improve its tensile strength.

4. Surface treatment: The hitch pin may then be coated with a rust-resistant material such as zinc or chrome, or painted for aesthetic purposes.

5. Quality control: The finished hitch pins undergo a rigorous quality control process to ensure that they meet the required standards for safety and performance.

6. Packaging and distribution: The hitch pins are then packaged and distributed to suppliers, retailers, and end-users.