Technical specification for the John Deere Pin Fastener - 45M7060. This description provides precise details on the construction, usage, and compatibility of the cylindrical pin fastener used in John Deere equipment and compatible implements.

Key Features

• Cylindrically shaped fastening device with optional formed head for varied seating and alignment needs.
• Designed to secure two or more parts by insertion through aligned holes in the assembly.
• Retention achieved with auxiliary devices such as cotter pins, spring pins, or snap rings, depending on application requirements.
• Part number 45M7060, cataloged within category 5580 pin types for reference alongside related pin styles.
• Facilitates straightforward installation and removal to minimize maintenance downtime on agricultural equipment.
• Suitable for use in standard hole sizes common to John Deere equipment and compatible implements.

Product Details

• Shape: Cylindrical pin with optional formed head to accommodate specific assemblies and seating tolerances.
• Function: Secures multiple parts by passing through aligned holes and relying on an auxiliary retention device to lock in place.
• Retention options: Uses cotter pins, spring pins, snap rings, or similar devices as appropriate for the installation.
• Identification: John Deere Pin Fastener – 45M7060; referenced alongside other pin types in category 5580.
• Installation guidance: Insert through properly aligned holes; attach the appropriate retention component to prevent axial movement.
• Applications: Commonly employed in linkage points, housings, guards, and other assemblies on John Deere machinery and compatible equipment.

Compatibility

• Designed for assemblies with aligned holes sized for cylindrical fasteners and, if required, a formed head configuration.
• Compatible with standard retention methods including cotter pins, spring pins, and snap rings as specified by the installation requirements.
• Suitable for John Deere equipment and compatible implements that reference category 5580 pin types.
• Best-practice usage involves verifying hole alignment and selecting the corresponding retention device to ensure secure, removable fastening.
• Not intended for use in non-aligned or non-standard hole configurations where retention cannot be reliably achieved.