Clevis Tech

[John Galbreath Jr.]

Ordered off eBay. We will try this route, thanks for all the ideas.

 

[jp fan]

This is what I have that works great I will send it to you if you want it

 

[John Galbreath Jr.]

This is what I have that works great I will send it to you if you want it

Thanks, but that looks like a 3/4" shaft, and only a 5/8" will go through the thimble on winch. However, what a great idea. I will draw up and make some of these on the Torchmate.

 

[mcutler]

I just use this in a similar fashion as that last pic, just make sure the wire latch is deep enough to go through d-ring and pin hole

matt

 

[Gittinit]

I just use this in a similar fashion as that last pic, just make sure the wire latch is deep enough to go through d-ring and pin hole

matt

Winner, by sake of simplicity....

 

[Beefy]

Tractor Supply has all that, and some cool "twisted" clevis also, if you need it

These are a bad idea winching, they can spread much easier than the style that scres together. Very much not reccomended.

 

[jeeptj99]

Tractor Supply has all that, and some cool "twisted" clevis also, if you need it

I have a twisted one like this and have no complaints. I've pulled jeeps out and use it when winching. I even use it to tie my jeep down ocassionally. i have lost the little keeper pin once but that was my own fault. It was fairly inexpensive if i remember correctly too.

 

[MtnGoat]

http://www.mcmaster.com/#linch-pins/=w5yvnl

 

[fl-krawler]

Depending on the diameter of the through home on your clevis, you could use a locking receiver hitch pin. After having a few clevis's walk off while on the trail, when I do use them, this is how I secure them