Pin & Bushing

Pins and bushings form the hinges that allow the links of the track chain to move around the sprockets & idlers. These components are commonly found in various types of heavy machines used in the construction industry, including excavators, bulldozers, and other equipment

Pins are cylindrical components with a uniform diameter. Bushings are cylindrical components with a hollow interior that matches the diameter of the pin. Pins slot into bushings, providing circular motion. The hinges formed by pins and bushings allow the machine’s links to move together and flex over wheels, enabling the vehicle to crawl over different terrains. Properly maintained pins and bushings are essential for the health of the undercarriage. They help maintain the appropriate length and tautness of track chains. If neglected, worn pins and bushings can cause the undercarriage’s chains to stretch, loosen, or pitch, resulting in significant damage.

  • Durability
  • Precision Fit
  • Lubrication Grooves
  • Hardened Surfaces
  • Flanged Bushings
  • Grease Fittings
  • Excavators
  • Bulldozers
  • Track-Type Machines
  • Backhoes
  • Cranes
  • Agricultural Equipment