Pin with lock / 24.50 x 260 mm / Hinomoto / 7-25-104-01

Name: Pin with lock / 24.50 x 260 mm / Hinomoto / 7-25-104-01
Brand: Hinomoto
SKU: 7-25-104-01
Price: 55 PLN
Availability: InStock

Reference 7-25-104-01

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Pin with lock / 24.50 x 260 mm / Hinomoto / 7-25-104-01

Pin with a tear of the front axle with a working length of 160 mm and a diameter of 24.50 mm for Hinomoto and other tractors.

A pin is one of the most common ways to connect (not rigidly) elements, accessories or a set of parts. A pin connection is most often a cylinder made of a hard material resistant to damage and temperature, which, depending on the application, can be loosely or tightly fitted with a second element closing the connection, e.g. a shackle, a screw with a "U" handle or a mounting plate, and most often closed. a pin placed in the pin hole or a locking nut. There are several types of pins, here are the most common ones:

headless,
nasal,
with cylindrical head,
with threaded spigot,
with lock.

Dimensions :

total length: 270 mm,
working length: 260 mm,
diameter: 24.50 mm,
hole diameter: 11 mm,
part numbers: 7-25-104-01.

Magazine :
M01:A55:S01

Specification

Magazyn: M01:A55:S01

State

New

Production

Substitute

Parts

Chassis

Diameter (mm)

24.50

Overall length (mm)

270

Hole diameter (mm)

Part number

7-25-104-01

Hinomoto

HINOMOTO is one of the most popular Japanese manufacturers of agricultural tractors, known mainly in Japan. Hinomoto was a trade name for tractors manufactured by Toyosha. Toyosha has its roots in plows built by Denzou Tanoue in 1863. Hinomoto compact tractors appeared in the 1950s. It produced 68 models of mini tractors.

The company produced tractors and mini tractors with Toyosha engines under its own trademark HINOMOTO until 1990. TOYOSHA was also the previous name of the company under which agricultural equipment was produced. In 1990, the company became part of Hitachi Tierra, and the Hinomoto name was finally abolished in 1997.

HINOMOTO also produced tractors for other international concerns under their own names, including: for: Massey Ferguson, Deutz-Allis, Simplicity and Allis-Chalmers.

The Hinomoto company is the largest importer of Japanese mini tractors, single-axle tractors and other machines in Eastern Poland.