Pins are key structural elements used in various machines and devices, including tractors. They act as connectors between various components, allowing them to move freely in specific directions. In the case of tractors, pins are used, among others, in suspension systems, joints, and other mechanisms where a movable connection is required.

Application of pins in tractors:

• Suspension: Pins connect the suspension components, allowing them to move and providing flexibility to the system.
• Steering: Pins are used in the steering joints to allow precise steering of the vehicle.
• Hydraulic couplers: In hydraulic systems, pins connect actuators to other components, allowing force to be transmitted.

Maintenance and replacement:

Pins, like other mechanical elements, are subject to wear and require regular inspection and maintenance.

• Lubrication: Regularly lubricating the pins reduces friction and wear, extending their life.
• Check for play: Regularly check the pin connections for excessive play, which may indicate wear.
• Replacing worn components: Worn or damaged pins should be replaced immediately to prevent failures and ensure safe operation of the tractor.