110/175/350PCS Cotter Pin Assortment Kit – Split Pins for Repairs
110/175/350PCS Cotter Pin Assortment Kit – Split Pins for Repairs
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110/175/350PCS Cotter Pin Assortment Kit – Split Pins for Repairs
One Missing Pin Shouldn't Stop the Job.
Keep 350 cotter pins ready for the little repair moments that need the right replacement. A practical addition to a well-prepared toolbox.
The Tiny Fastener You Notice Only When It's Missing.
Cotter pins help retain compatible clevis pins and slotted or castle nuts. When an old one is removed or damaged, having a new replacement nearby can help keep a repair moving.
A Simple Design with a Practical Job.
A split pin passes through a suitable drilled hole, then its legs are bent to help keep a fastener in position. The correct size and installation method always depend on the equipment.
Choose It. Insert It. Secure It.
The principle is simple, but choosing the specified pin diameter and length is essential. Always follow your equipment's service instructions for safety-related repairs.
Confirm the required diameter, length and material for the application.
Pass the correct cotter pin through the prepared hole after assembling the fastener properly.
Bend the pin legs as specified to retain the connection. Replace used pins rather than reusing them.
Keep Small Hardware on Your Checklist.
Cars, lawn equipment, agricultural machinery and utility hardware can all use cotter-pin-style fasteners in certain assemblies. Fit and installation requirements vary—check the manual before selecting a replacement.
The Details to Check Before Ordering.
Before You Add One to the Toolbox.
What is a cotter pin used for?
A split cotter pin is a retaining fastener used with suitable drilled pins, shafts, or castle nuts. Its legs are typically bent after insertion.
Can I reuse a cotter pin after removing it?
Generally, no. Bent or removed cotter pins should be replaced with the specified new part as directed by the equipment manufacturer.
Is this kit stainless steel?
Material grade and surface finish have not been confirmed for this 350-piece listing. Check the actual product specifications before ordering.
Does the kit include multiple sizes and a storage case?
Exact size distribution and packaging are not confirmed from the available original listing. Please verify the selected item's package details.
Can the pins be used on cars, trailers or lawn mowers?
Only where the pin's type, size, material and installation method match the equipment manufacturer's specification.
Are these the same as R-clips or spring hairpin clips?
No. Conventional split cotter pins have two legs that are typically bent during installation. R-clips and other retaining clips use different locking methods.
Be Ready for the Repair That Needs One More Pin.
Keep a practical cotter pin supply in your workshop and check the available sizes before selecting your kit. The right replacement can make all the difference.
