whats the difference between hog ring and detent pin?
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The ring offers spring tension to sockets to retain it on the drive and the pin offers another means of retaining socket on drive by locking into the hole on drive side of sockets. The pin works great to keep impact swivel sockects from flying off. However, they are harder to remove from drive of impact. You actually have to push the pin down to remove socket. Unlike the retaining ring, you would simply pull off.
1134150
The two in back are for securing the sight to your flattop. The other one is the pin that holds the sight aperture in place. For the price they work well and I have not had them work loose at all.
653295
To take up difference in size of pin. And to keep the hitch from sliding off one side or the other. It is necessary
824218
If it's turning around, it means that it's not properly secured with the lock pin. Note that it has cut-outs for the pin, just the same as the base itself, You're supposed to line those up and have the pin secure both in place.
1230657
If you go online to Reese site (http://www.reese-hitches.com/products/Coupler_Latch_Lock,63225) you will see that Reese says the pin is 0.25" diameter and has a 0.75" span. Takes about 60 seconds to find, with a search engine.
1168413
Receiver does have a hole for pin but the DoubleDown (4 bike) has bolt that locks tight w/ a key for security. The pin goes onto side of receiver for added security keeping bike rack from falling off while your driving. The locking pin seems sufficient in preventing that from happening as it locks tight w/ very minimal sway while driving. I have 3 bike racks & this is my favorite as it is relatively light, sturdy & secure. Well made product.
138469
None. It has to be the positive reviews and that the vendor thinks it can get a new asking price. It's the same thin metal clip and recessed pin with screw. I comment on the price in my review.
1037289
Get the one with the pin, both will fit but the pin is a real time saver/asset
2017711
The one o got, works very good. I think quick release pin it is not necessary. But if it works is ok.
687416
Just looked at Amazon and there is no difference except for color. They all cost the same. Only one color available when I got mine. Anyway they work great if you have a big dog that is a puller, as mine is, a 70 lb. hound who tends to go after squirrels and such, he's never pulled me over with the tow bar because it attaches to the axle, not under the seat where most dog bike leashes attach. I got a harness for him so he doesn't pull from his neck so much and I still have the halti and leash attached to his face just in case, but so far I've loved this product!
1450080
Macro Reverseing Rings, Macro Extension Tubes (different sizes that can stack), & Macro Bellows
1476554
I don't know but I think all the Osters use the same pin but not sure. Take a good look at the driven plate also. If it looks worn replace it. Its cheap enough. Mine worked great.
2017712
The one I got, works very good and easy to open. I think quick release pin it is not necessary, but if it woks is ok.
1371968
There are two small pins. You push them in and bend them to prevent them from coming out
2231332
I used small hog rings to reinforce the trap. I put a ring about every 4 inches. Any farm store has hog rings. I also cut a door in the back using hog rings as hinges to facilitate putting in the bait. I also used an metal electrical box as a bait container. I attached it to the bottom using fender washers and stove bolts. the trap is now a great to use. I use it daily to trap raccoons, wild cats and like animals
1358468
Sorry Lennie but I just don't know. I guess if the receivers are the same size and more importantly, the pins are in the same place. Might be a way to compare the two guns on an online search.
1844327
I don't remember one being in there as I had a lockable pin I was going to use. You will want a lockable pin so it doesn't get stolen. This is a great step and it works very well.